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Leadership Dispute in Corbyn's New Left-Wing Party
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, potential leaders of the new left-wing party "Your Party," are debating the leadership structure; Corbyn favors an open contest while Sultana leans towards a co-leadership model, sparking internal discussions about future direction and leadership.
Leadership Dispute in Corbyn's New Left-Wing Party
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, potential leaders of the new left-wing party "Your Party," are debating the leadership structure; Corbyn favors an open contest while Sultana leans towards a co-leadership model, sparking internal discussions about future direction and leadership.
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60% Bias Score
Reeves Warns Labour Must Deliver Change to Deserve Re-election
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves acknowledges voter disappointment and the challenges of balancing fiscal responsibility with public expectations for change, warning that the party needs to deliver on its promises to deserve re-election in 2029; recent unpopular policy decisions and the emergence of ...
Reeves Warns Labour Must Deliver Change to Deserve Re-election
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves acknowledges voter disappointment and the challenges of balancing fiscal responsibility with public expectations for change, warning that the party needs to deliver on its promises to deserve re-election in 2029; recent unpopular policy decisions and the emergence of ...
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44% Bias Score
Cheshire East Councillors Face High Rates of Harassment, Consider Resignations
A survey of Cheshire East councillors found that 35% considered resigning due to harassment and intimidation, with incidents including death threats, physical violence, and stalking; the council will discuss implementing safety measures and training.
Cheshire East Councillors Face High Rates of Harassment, Consider Resignations
A survey of Cheshire East councillors found that 35% considered resigning due to harassment and intimidation, with incidents including death threats, physical violence, and stalking; the council will discuss implementing safety measures and training.
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28% Bias Score
Tory Collapse Could Usher in Labour Dominance
Henry Hill predicts the potential destruction of the Tory Party by Nigel Farage, leaving the UK vulnerable to a left-wing government, due to public dissatisfaction with the Conservatives and the lack of a strong alternative.
Tory Collapse Could Usher in Labour Dominance
Henry Hill predicts the potential destruction of the Tory Party by Nigel Farage, leaving the UK vulnerable to a left-wing government, due to public dissatisfaction with the Conservatives and the lack of a strong alternative.
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60% Bias Score
UK's Palestine Recognition Pledge Sparks International Law Debate
A political debate has ignited in the UK over Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer's pledge to recognize Palestine as a state, with nearly 40 House of Lords members claiming it risks breaching international law due to Palestine's possible non-compliance with the Montevideo Convention criteria for statehoo...
UK's Palestine Recognition Pledge Sparks International Law Debate
A political debate has ignited in the UK over Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer's pledge to recognize Palestine as a state, with nearly 40 House of Lords members claiming it risks breaching international law due to Palestine's possible non-compliance with the Montevideo Convention criteria for statehoo...
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48% Bias Score
England's New Home Construction Falls Short of Government Target
In the 12 months to June 2025, 201,000 new homes in England received their first Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), an 8% decrease from the previous year, falling short of the government's target of 1.5 million new homes by 2029.
England's New Home Construction Falls Short of Government Target
In the 12 months to June 2025, 201,000 new homes in England received their first Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), an 8% decrease from the previous year, falling short of the government's target of 1.5 million new homes by 2029.
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20% Bias Score
Kemi Badenoch: No Longer Identifies as Nigerian
UK Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch, born in the UK but raised in Nigeria and the US, publicly declared she no longer identifies as Nigerian, citing her upbringing amidst Nigeria's political and economic instability and her subsequent integration in the UK as reasons; this statement follows p...
Kemi Badenoch: No Longer Identifies as Nigerian
UK Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch, born in the UK but raised in Nigeria and the US, publicly declared she no longer identifies as Nigerian, citing her upbringing amidst Nigeria's political and economic instability and her subsequent integration in the UK as reasons; this statement follows p...
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40% Bias Score
New UK Left-Wing Party Attracts Hundreds of Thousands Amidst Internal Strife
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's new left-wing party, despite internal conflicts, has attracted over 600,000 online sign-ups, reflecting widespread discontent with the current political climate in the UK.
New UK Left-Wing Party Attracts Hundreds of Thousands Amidst Internal Strife
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's new left-wing party, despite internal conflicts, has attracted over 600,000 online sign-ups, reflecting widespread discontent with the current political climate in the UK.
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52% Bias Score
Green Party Leadership Contest: Ramsay/Chowns vs. Polanski
The Green Party of England and Wales is holding a leadership election between August 24th and 30th, with results on September 2nd. Current co-leader Adrian Ramsay and MP Ellie Chowns are running against deputy leader Zack Polanski. The election will determine the party's strategic direction and comm...
Green Party Leadership Contest: Ramsay/Chowns vs. Polanski
The Green Party of England and Wales is holding a leadership election between August 24th and 30th, with results on September 2nd. Current co-leader Adrian Ramsay and MP Ellie Chowns are running against deputy leader Zack Polanski. The election will determine the party's strategic direction and comm...
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40% Bias Score
Delayed Justice: Manchester Airport Assault Conviction Highlights Systemic Issues
Following a brawl at Manchester Airport on July 23, 2023, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz was convicted over a year later for assaulting two female police officers; the delay highlights potential biases in the justice system.
Delayed Justice: Manchester Airport Assault Conviction Highlights Systemic Issues
Following a brawl at Manchester Airport on July 23, 2023, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz was convicted over a year later for assaulting two female police officers; the delay highlights potential biases in the justice system.
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80% Bias Score
Corporate Lobbyists Flock to Reform UK's Conference Amidst Party's Rise
Driven by strong poll numbers and local election wins, Reform UK is seeing a surge in corporate interest, leading businesses to engage with the party despite reputational concerns and its unconventional approach to political conferences.
Corporate Lobbyists Flock to Reform UK's Conference Amidst Party's Rise
Driven by strong poll numbers and local election wins, Reform UK is seeing a surge in corporate interest, leading businesses to engage with the party despite reputational concerns and its unconventional approach to political conferences.
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40% Bias Score
River Charity Sues UK Government Over Thames Water's Pollution and Lack of Nationalization Policy
River Action is suing the UK environment secretary for failing to publish a policy on when to temporarily nationalize failing water companies, citing Thames Water's repeated serious pollution incidents as a clear case for special administration under the Water Industry Act 1991.
River Charity Sues UK Government Over Thames Water's Pollution and Lack of Nationalization Policy
River Action is suing the UK environment secretary for failing to publish a policy on when to temporarily nationalize failing water companies, citing Thames Water's repeated serious pollution incidents as a clear case for special administration under the Water Industry Act 1991.
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40% Bias Score
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