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Truss and Badenoch Clash Over Tory Failures
Liz Truss accused Kemi Badenoch of ignoring the Conservative Party's economic and human rights failures, sparking a public disagreement that highlights internal divisions and potential risks to the party's future.
Truss and Badenoch Clash Over Tory Failures
Liz Truss accused Kemi Badenoch of ignoring the Conservative Party's economic and human rights failures, sparking a public disagreement that highlights internal divisions and potential risks to the party's future.
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48% Bias Score
Truss Accuses Badenoch of Dishonesty, Exposing Tory Divisions
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss accuses current Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch of dishonesty, criticizing Badenoch's use of Truss's failed mini-budget as a political tool against the Labour government; this public conflict reveals deep divisions within the Conservative party.
Truss Accuses Badenoch of Dishonesty, Exposing Tory Divisions
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss accuses current Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch of dishonesty, criticizing Badenoch's use of Truss's failed mini-budget as a political tool against the Labour government; this public conflict reveals deep divisions within the Conservative party.
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48% Bias Score
Teacher Fired for Criticizing Sentence in Hate Speech Case
Preston College sacked Simon Pearson, an ESOL teacher, for a Facebook post criticizing Lucy Connolly's 31-month sentence for inciting racial hatred, with the college deeming the post Islamophobic despite Pearson's claim of wrongful dismissal.
Teacher Fired for Criticizing Sentence in Hate Speech Case
Preston College sacked Simon Pearson, an ESOL teacher, for a Facebook post criticizing Lucy Connolly's 31-month sentence for inciting racial hatred, with the college deeming the post Islamophobic despite Pearson's claim of wrongful dismissal.
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60% Bias Score
Thatcher's "Right-to-Buy" Scheme Cost UK Taxpayers £200 Billion
A Common Wealth report reveals that Margaret Thatcher's "right-to-buy" scheme, allowing council tenants to purchase homes at steep discounts since 1980, cost UK taxpayers nearly £200 billion, fueling a social housing shortage and increasing inequality; the policy's impact includes a significant rise...
Thatcher's "Right-to-Buy" Scheme Cost UK Taxpayers £200 Billion
A Common Wealth report reveals that Margaret Thatcher's "right-to-buy" scheme, allowing council tenants to purchase homes at steep discounts since 1980, cost UK taxpayers nearly £200 billion, fueling a social housing shortage and increasing inequality; the policy's impact includes a significant rise...
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60% Bias Score
£100bn Water Nationalization Claim Refuted
Environment Secretary Steve Reed inaccurately claims public water ownership costs £100bn, a figure disputed by The People's Commission on the Water Sector as based on inflated regulatory capital values and legally irrelevant; they propose a fair value assessment considering underinvestment and share...
£100bn Water Nationalization Claim Refuted
Environment Secretary Steve Reed inaccurately claims public water ownership costs £100bn, a figure disputed by The People's Commission on the Water Sector as based on inflated regulatory capital values and legally irrelevant; they propose a fair value assessment considering underinvestment and share...
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52% Bias Score
Falling Public Support for UK Doctors' Strike Strengthens Government's Position
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting faces a challenging doctors' strike demanding a 25% pay increase; public support for the strike has dropped to -15%, while the government refuses pay talks and blames the doctors for the ongoing disruption.
Falling Public Support for UK Doctors' Strike Strengthens Government's Position
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting faces a challenging doctors' strike demanding a 25% pay increase; public support for the strike has dropped to -15%, while the government refuses pay talks and blames the doctors for the ongoing disruption.
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48% Bias Score
Labour's Rural Gains Spark Four-Way Battle for UK Countryside Vote
The Labour Party's surprising gains in traditionally Conservative rural constituencies in the UK's last general election have sparked a four-way battle for the rural vote among Labour, Conservatives, Reform, and other parties, with key issues including net-zero policies and hunting.
Labour's Rural Gains Spark Four-Way Battle for UK Countryside Vote
The Labour Party's surprising gains in traditionally Conservative rural constituencies in the UK's last general election have sparked a four-way battle for the rural vote among Labour, Conservatives, Reform, and other parties, with key issues including net-zero policies and hunting.
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36% Bias Score
Labour Party Mourns the Passing of Tom Sawyer
Former Labour Party general secretary Lord Tom Sawyer, a key figure in the party's 1997 general election victory, passed away; tributes have been paid by Keir Starmer and Hollie Ridley, highlighting his contributions to the Labour movement and his legacy of public service.
Labour Party Mourns the Passing of Tom Sawyer
Former Labour Party general secretary Lord Tom Sawyer, a key figure in the party's 1997 general election victory, passed away; tributes have been paid by Keir Starmer and Hollie Ridley, highlighting his contributions to the Labour movement and his legacy of public service.
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40% Bias Score
Undisclosed £1.3 Million Payment to Yorkshire Water CEO Sparks Outrage
Yorkshire Water CEO Nicola Shaw received £1.3 million in undisclosed payments from the parent company, Kelda Holdings, between 2023 and 2025, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in the UK water industry amid ongoing sewage scandals and bill increases.
Undisclosed £1.3 Million Payment to Yorkshire Water CEO Sparks Outrage
Yorkshire Water CEO Nicola Shaw received £1.3 million in undisclosed payments from the parent company, Kelda Holdings, between 2023 and 2025, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in the UK water industry amid ongoing sewage scandals and bill increases.
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56% Bias Score
Nameless Left-Wing Party Gains 600,000 Supporters
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana are creating a new left-wing party with over 600,000 registered supporters but have yet to decide on a name, a crucial step before they can participate in elections, highlighting the importance of political branding in the digital age.
Nameless Left-Wing Party Gains 600,000 Supporters
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana are creating a new left-wing party with over 600,000 registered supporters but have yet to decide on a name, a crucial step before they can participate in elections, highlighting the importance of political branding in the digital age.
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36% Bias Score
UK's Palestine Recognition Plan Stirs Outrage from Hostage Families
Keir Starmer's announcement that the UK will recognize Palestine at the UN unless Israel meets certain conditions has sparked outrage from British families whose relatives are being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza; they say the plan will not aid in the release of the hostages and could even harm them.
UK's Palestine Recognition Plan Stirs Outrage from Hostage Families
Keir Starmer's announcement that the UK will recognize Palestine at the UN unless Israel meets certain conditions has sparked outrage from British families whose relatives are being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza; they say the plan will not aid in the release of the hostages and could even harm them.
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60% Bias Score
UK Disability Benefit Claims Rise Linked to Mental Health, Sparking Over-Medicalization Concerns
The number of working-age adults in England and Wales claiming disability benefits rose by nearly 1 million between 2019 and 2024, with mental health conditions accounting for about half the increase, prompting concern from former health secretary Sir Jeremy Hunt about potential over-medicalization ...
UK Disability Benefit Claims Rise Linked to Mental Health, Sparking Over-Medicalization Concerns
The number of working-age adults in England and Wales claiming disability benefits rose by nearly 1 million between 2019 and 2024, with mental health conditions accounting for about half the increase, prompting concern from former health secretary Sir Jeremy Hunt about potential over-medicalization ...
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44% Bias Score
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