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£109m in Political Donations from UK House of Lords Peers
Peers who sat in the House of Lords during the last parliament donated a combined £109 million to political parties, with £48 million given before they secured their seats; 62% went to the Conservatives.
£109m in Political Donations from UK House of Lords Peers
Peers who sat in the House of Lords during the last parliament donated a combined £109 million to political parties, with £48 million given before they secured their seats; 62% went to the Conservatives.
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52% Bias Score
UK Government Announces Civil Service Reform Plan
The UK government announced plans to reform its civil service, including performance-related pay for senior officials and a new process to encourage underperforming employees to leave, facing criticism from unions.
UK Government Announces Civil Service Reform Plan
The UK government announced plans to reform its civil service, including performance-related pay for senior officials and a new process to encourage underperforming employees to leave, facing criticism from unions.
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48% Bias Score
Ezra Collective's Brit Award Win Highlights Decline of UK Youth Clubs
Following their Brit Award win, Ezra Collective's Femi Koleoso advocates for increased funding and a broader understanding of youth clubs' role in fostering creativity and opportunity for young people in England, citing a significant decline in these vital community spaces since 2010.
Ezra Collective's Brit Award Win Highlights Decline of UK Youth Clubs
Following their Brit Award win, Ezra Collective's Femi Koleoso advocates for increased funding and a broader understanding of youth clubs' role in fostering creativity and opportunity for young people in England, citing a significant decline in these vital community spaces since 2010.
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36% Bias Score
UK Parliament Debates Ban on First-Cousin Marriages Amid Health Concerns
Conservative MP Richard Holden's push for a UK law banning first-cousin marriage faces opposition from the Labour party, citing health risks and concerns about societal impact; studies show a concerning prevalence of first-cousin marriages within certain communities.
UK Parliament Debates Ban on First-Cousin Marriages Amid Health Concerns
Conservative MP Richard Holden's push for a UK law banning first-cousin marriage faces opposition from the Labour party, citing health risks and concerns about societal impact; studies show a concerning prevalence of first-cousin marriages within certain communities.
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60% Bias Score
\£140 Million Spent Relocating London's Homeless
London councils and their housing companies have spent over \£140 million since 2017 buying more than 850 homes across England to house homeless people, often relocating families far from their support networks, causing distress and exacerbating existing housing pressures in receiving communities.
\£140 Million Spent Relocating London's Homeless
London councils and their housing companies have spent over \£140 million since 2017 buying more than 850 homes across England to house homeless people, often relocating families far from their support networks, causing distress and exacerbating existing housing pressures in receiving communities.
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52% Bias Score
UK Government Pledges Gender Equality Amidst Funding Concerns
On International Women's Day, UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and the government pledged to advance gender equality, with Baroness Harriet Harman appointed as the UK's special envoy for women and girls; however, this appointment has faced criticism due to concerns over a lack of funding.
UK Government Pledges Gender Equality Amidst Funding Concerns
On International Women's Day, UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and the government pledged to advance gender equality, with Baroness Harriet Harman appointed as the UK's special envoy for women and girls; however, this appointment has faced criticism due to concerns over a lack of funding.
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36% Bias Score
Reform UK Internal Conflict Erupts Before Local Elections
Reform UK is engulfed in internal strife as deputy leader Richard Tice attempts damage control following the suspension of Rupert Lowe, who is accused of bullying and threatening colleagues, claims he vehemently denies, amidst a bitter clash with party leader Nigel Farage just two months before crit...
Reform UK Internal Conflict Erupts Before Local Elections
Reform UK is engulfed in internal strife as deputy leader Richard Tice attempts damage control following the suspension of Rupert Lowe, who is accused of bullying and threatening colleagues, claims he vehemently denies, amidst a bitter clash with party leader Nigel Farage just two months before crit...
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52% Bias Score
Labour MP Warns of Scholz-like Decline Unless Immigration, Welfare Issues Addressed
Labour MP Jake Richards warns Keir Starmer's government risks mirroring the decline of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's party unless it addresses public concerns about immigration and welfare, following a fact-finding trip to Germany where he observed similarities between the rise of the AfD and Refo...
Labour MP Warns of Scholz-like Decline Unless Immigration, Welfare Issues Addressed
Labour MP Jake Richards warns Keir Starmer's government risks mirroring the decline of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's party unless it addresses public concerns about immigration and welfare, following a fact-finding trip to Germany where he observed similarities between the rise of the AfD and Refo...
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48% Bias Score
House of Lords Reform Faces Uncertain Future
The House of Lords, currently with 836 members, faces downsizing: a bill to remove 90 hereditary peers is likely to pass, while Labour's proposed 80-year-old retirement age for peers is uncertain, potentially impacting its ability to implement its legislative agenda after the next election.
House of Lords Reform Faces Uncertain Future
The House of Lords, currently with 836 members, faces downsizing: a bill to remove 90 hereditary peers is likely to pass, while Labour's proposed 80-year-old retirement age for peers is uncertain, potentially impacting its ability to implement its legislative agenda after the next election.
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44% Bias Score
NHS Reforms: Streeting's Private Sector Strategy and Needed Systemic Changes
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is using the private sector to increase NHS capacity, but this requires payment system reform, consultant contract changes, and a shift in community services to general practice, along with a focus on preventative care.
NHS Reforms: Streeting's Private Sector Strategy and Needed Systemic Changes
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is using the private sector to increase NHS capacity, but this requires payment system reform, consultant contract changes, and a shift in community services to general practice, along with a focus on preventative care.
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36% Bias Score
UK Sentencing Council's Minority Sentencing Guidelines Spark Outrage
The UK Sentencing Council announced guidelines giving preferential treatment to minority groups in sentencing, sparking outrage from the Conservatives who called it a 'two-tier justice system' and plan a judicial review, while the guidelines are set to come into effect on April 1st.
UK Sentencing Council's Minority Sentencing Guidelines Spark Outrage
The UK Sentencing Council announced guidelines giving preferential treatment to minority groups in sentencing, sparking outrage from the Conservatives who called it a 'two-tier justice system' and plan a judicial review, while the guidelines are set to come into effect on April 1st.
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60% Bias Score
Reform UK Suspends MP Amidst Bullying and Threat Allegations
Reform UK suspended MP Rupert Lowe after allegations of threats of physical violence against the party chairman and workplace bullying, prompting a police investigation and internal inquiry; Lowe denies the claims.
Reform UK Suspends MP Amidst Bullying and Threat Allegations
Reform UK suspended MP Rupert Lowe after allegations of threats of physical violence against the party chairman and workplace bullying, prompting a police investigation and internal inquiry; Lowe denies the claims.
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48% Bias Score
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