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Ofwat to be Abolished Amidst Water Industry Crisis
A government-commissioned review recommends abolishing England and Wales' water regulator, Ofwat, due to its failures in preventing sewage spills, managing company finances, and controlling charges; a consultation on a new regulator will begin next week, coinciding with a 60% rise in serious polluti...
Ofwat to be Abolished Amidst Water Industry Crisis
A government-commissioned review recommends abolishing England and Wales' water regulator, Ofwat, due to its failures in preventing sewage spills, managing company finances, and controlling charges; a consultation on a new regulator will begin next week, coinciding with a 60% rise in serious polluti...
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56% Bias Score
Abbott Suspended Again Over Anti-Semitism Remarks
Veteran Labour MP Diane Abbott was suspended for a second time this week for claiming anti-Semitism is less serious than anti-black racism, prompting criticism of party leader Keir Starmer and highlighting internal tensions.
Abbott Suspended Again Over Anti-Semitism Remarks
Veteran Labour MP Diane Abbott was suspended for a second time this week for claiming anti-Semitism is less serious than anti-black racism, prompting criticism of party leader Keir Starmer and highlighting internal tensions.
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56% Bias Score
UK Government Faces Multi-Sectoral Challenges: NHS, Welfare, and Local Government
The UK government confronts challenges in the NHS, social security, special educational needs, and local government, demanding substantial reforms and long-term solutions for an aging population and rising welfare costs.
UK Government Faces Multi-Sectoral Challenges: NHS, Welfare, and Local Government
The UK government confronts challenges in the NHS, social security, special educational needs, and local government, demanding substantial reforms and long-term solutions for an aging population and rising welfare costs.
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44% Bias Score
Labour MPs Challenge Gambling Industry Ties Amidst Push for Reform
A growing group of Labour MPs are pushing for a new Gambling Act to replace the 2005 legislation, amid concerns over rising gambling addiction in Britain, prompting a potential clash with the party's gambling-linked donors and challenging the government's approach.
Labour MPs Challenge Gambling Industry Ties Amidst Push for Reform
A growing group of Labour MPs are pushing for a new Gambling Act to replace the 2005 legislation, amid concerns over rising gambling addiction in Britain, prompting a potential clash with the party's gambling-linked donors and challenging the government's approach.
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40% Bias Score
Abbott Defends Controversial Racism Comments, Labour to Review
Diane Abbott, a Labour MP, defended comments suggesting differences in racism's impact on people of color, despite a past suspension and apology; Labour stated they are "taking these comments incredibly seriously" and will review them against party rules.
Abbott Defends Controversial Racism Comments, Labour to Review
Diane Abbott, a Labour MP, defended comments suggesting differences in racism's impact on people of color, despite a past suspension and apology; Labour stated they are "taking these comments incredibly seriously" and will review them against party rules.
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44% Bias Score
Labour MP Suspended for Disability Benefit Rebellion
Labour MP Rachael Maskell was suspended for leading a rebellion against government disability benefit cuts, arguing the party needs to better represent the "invisible" in society; three other MPs faced similar discipline.
Labour MP Suspended for Disability Benefit Rebellion
Labour MP Rachael Maskell was suspended for leading a rebellion against government disability benefit cuts, arguing the party needs to better represent the "invisible" in society; three other MPs faced similar discipline.
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40% Bias Score
Swinney Unveils Three-Part Plan to Reignite Scottish Independence Push
John Swinney, Scotland's Deputy First Minister, launched a three-part plan on October 26, 2023, to reignite the push for Scottish independence, aiming to increase support, pressure Westminster, and secure a decisive SNP victory in the 2026 Holyrood election, despite facing criticism for prioritizing...
Swinney Unveils Three-Part Plan to Reignite Scottish Independence Push
John Swinney, Scotland's Deputy First Minister, launched a three-part plan on October 26, 2023, to reignite the push for Scottish independence, aiming to increase support, pressure Westminster, and secure a decisive SNP victory in the 2026 Holyrood election, despite facing criticism for prioritizing...
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56% Bias Score
Postcode Lottery for Hyperemesis Gravidarum Drug Xonvea Prompts Action
A postcode lottery for Xonvea, the only UK-approved drug for hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), is causing distress for thousands of women, with some terminating pregnancies due to lack of access; Keir Starmer promised to investigate.
Postcode Lottery for Hyperemesis Gravidarum Drug Xonvea Prompts Action
A postcode lottery for Xonvea, the only UK-approved drug for hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), is causing distress for thousands of women, with some terminating pregnancies due to lack of access; Keir Starmer promised to investigate.
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64% Bias Score
Superinjunction Concealed Afghan Data Breach, Costing \£2bn
Former Defence Secretary Grant Shapps controversially used a superinjunction to conceal a data breach affecting 18,700 Afghans, delaying public knowledge until after the July 2024 election, costing \£2bn in a secret relocation scheme.
Superinjunction Concealed Afghan Data Breach, Costing \£2bn
Former Defence Secretary Grant Shapps controversially used a superinjunction to conceal a data breach affecting 18,700 Afghans, delaying public knowledge until after the July 2024 election, costing \£2bn in a secret relocation scheme.
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48% Bias Score
UK Lowers Voting Age to 16
The UK government will lower the voting age to 16 before the next general election, impacting 1.5 million young people and representing the biggest change to the electorate since 1969; wider reforms include expanding voter ID options and moving towards automatic voter registration to address the est...
UK Lowers Voting Age to 16
The UK government will lower the voting age to 16 before the next general election, impacting 1.5 million young people and representing the biggest change to the electorate since 1969; wider reforms include expanding voter ID options and moving towards automatic voter registration to address the est...
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44% Bias Score
Labour Suspends Four MPs After Welfare Bill Rebellion
Four Labour MPs were suspended for rebelling against government-proposed disability benefit cuts, leading to a policy U-turn and highlighting internal party divisions. The suspended MPs will continue supporting the government as independents.
Labour Suspends Four MPs After Welfare Bill Rebellion
Four Labour MPs were suspended for rebelling against government-proposed disability benefit cuts, leading to a policy U-turn and highlighting internal party divisions. The suspended MPs will continue supporting the government as independents.
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44% Bias Score
UK Councils Rescind Climate Emergency Declarations
Durham County Council, led by a Reform Party majority, overturned its 2019 climate emergency declaration, replacing it with a County Durham care emergency declaration; this follows a similar decision by West Northamptonshire Council, sparking criticism and protests.
UK Councils Rescind Climate Emergency Declarations
Durham County Council, led by a Reform Party majority, overturned its 2019 climate emergency declaration, replacing it with a County Durham care emergency declaration; this follows a similar decision by West Northamptonshire Council, sparking criticism and protests.
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60% Bias Score
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