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UK's Top Security Threat: Domestic Terrorism, Says Tugendhat
Former UK Security Minister Tom Tugendhat warns that the greatest terrorist threat to the UK is domestic, with examples of far-right and Islamist groups being manipulated by Russia, while advocating for a shift in national security strategy and defense spending to counter evolving threats.
UK's Top Security Threat: Domestic Terrorism, Says Tugendhat
Former UK Security Minister Tom Tugendhat warns that the greatest terrorist threat to the UK is domestic, with examples of far-right and Islamist groups being manipulated by Russia, while advocating for a shift in national security strategy and defense spending to counter evolving threats.
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36% Bias Score
UK Delays Child Poverty Strategy Report Amidst Benefit Cap Debate
The UK government delayed its child poverty strategy report until autumn, impacting families struggling under the two-child benefit cap; the delay aims to secure funding for measures like lifting the cap, estimated to cost \£2.5bn, amidst internal Labour party divisions and external activist pressur...
UK Delays Child Poverty Strategy Report Amidst Benefit Cap Debate
The UK government delayed its child poverty strategy report until autumn, impacting families struggling under the two-child benefit cap; the delay aims to secure funding for measures like lifting the cap, estimated to cost \£2.5bn, amidst internal Labour party divisions and external activist pressur...
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36% Bias Score
Five Years After George Floyd: A Mixed Legacy of Protest and Persistent Challenges
Five years after George Floyd's murder sparked global protests, including the toppling of a slave trader's statue in Bristol, the article assesses the lasting impact, revealing a complex legacy of both progress and persistent challenges in racial justice.
Five Years After George Floyd: A Mixed Legacy of Protest and Persistent Challenges
Five years after George Floyd's murder sparked global protests, including the toppling of a slave trader's statue in Bristol, the article assesses the lasting impact, revealing a complex legacy of both progress and persistent challenges in racial justice.
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40% Bias Score
Labour MPs Rebel Against Reeves's Austerity Measures
Amid declining poll ratings, Labour MPs from various factions are openly challenging Chancellor Rachel Reeves's economic policies, particularly the welfare cuts and tax increases, proposing alternative solutions like wealth taxes and relaxed fiscal rules to balance social needs with fiscal responsib...
Labour MPs Rebel Against Reeves's Austerity Measures
Amid declining poll ratings, Labour MPs from various factions are openly challenging Chancellor Rachel Reeves's economic policies, particularly the welfare cuts and tax increases, proposing alternative solutions like wealth taxes and relaxed fiscal rules to balance social needs with fiscal responsib...
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44% Bias Score
Brighton GP Practice Privatization Sparks Concerns Over NHS Community Care
The NHS Sussex ICB is transferring the contract of the well-regarded Wellsbourne GP practice in deprived Whitehawk, Brighton, to a for-profit company, One Medical Group, based in Leeds, despite concerns that this will damage the community-based approach and potentially harm the health of vulnerable ...
Brighton GP Practice Privatization Sparks Concerns Over NHS Community Care
The NHS Sussex ICB is transferring the contract of the well-regarded Wellsbourne GP practice in deprived Whitehawk, Brighton, to a for-profit company, One Medical Group, based in Leeds, despite concerns that this will damage the community-based approach and potentially harm the health of vulnerable ...
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56% Bias Score
Starmer's Brexit Reset: Economic Fallout and Tory Hypocrisy
Keir Starmer's initial move towards a Brexit reset is met with Tory criticism despite the £4.7 billion cost of their implemented post-EU border controls, deemed largely ineffective and economically damaging; the article analyzes the economic and political ramifications of this policy shift.
Starmer's Brexit Reset: Economic Fallout and Tory Hypocrisy
Keir Starmer's initial move towards a Brexit reset is met with Tory criticism despite the £4.7 billion cost of their implemented post-EU border controls, deemed largely ineffective and economically damaging; the article analyzes the economic and political ramifications of this policy shift.
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60% Bias Score
Labour Considers Lifting Two-Child Benefit Cap
Amid pressure from Nigel Farage and internal discussions, Labour leader Keir Starmer is considering lifting the two-child benefit cap in the autumn budget, a move potentially impacting millions of families and driven by concerns about child poverty and political strategy.
Labour Considers Lifting Two-Child Benefit Cap
Amid pressure from Nigel Farage and internal discussions, Labour leader Keir Starmer is considering lifting the two-child benefit cap in the autumn budget, a move potentially impacting millions of families and driven by concerns about child poverty and political strategy.
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44% Bias Score
Arson Attacks on UK PM's Former Properties: Russia Link Investigated
Three men are charged with arson attacks targeting properties formerly owned by UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer; police are investigating possible links to Russia.
Arson Attacks on UK PM's Former Properties: Russia Link Investigated
Three men are charged with arson attacks targeting properties formerly owned by UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer; police are investigating possible links to Russia.
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48% Bias Score
RedBird Acquires Telegraph Media Group Amidst Relaxed UK Investment Rules
RedBird Capital Partners purchased the British newspaper Telegraph Media Group for £500 million after the UK Labour government relaxed foreign investment restrictions, enabling the US-based firm to invest in Telegraph's digital expansion and growth in the US market.
RedBird Acquires Telegraph Media Group Amidst Relaxed UK Investment Rules
RedBird Capital Partners purchased the British newspaper Telegraph Media Group for £500 million after the UK Labour government relaxed foreign investment restrictions, enabling the US-based firm to invest in Telegraph's digital expansion and growth in the US market.
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40% Bias Score
Charges Dropped Against Jewish Man Arrested for Anti-Hezbollah Placard
A Jewish man in London was arrested and charged in September for holding a satirical placard mocking slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, but the charges were dropped this month due to insufficient evidence, prompting criticism of biased policing.
Charges Dropped Against Jewish Man Arrested for Anti-Hezbollah Placard
A Jewish man in London was arrested and charged in September for holding a satirical placard mocking slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, but the charges were dropped this month due to insufficient evidence, prompting criticism of biased policing.
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44% Bias Score
Labour's Internal Conflict Over Welfare Spending Fuels Party Revolt
Amid growing internal strife, Labour's Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner proposed cutting child benefits for middle-class families earning over £50,000, while the party grapples with reversing unpopular cuts to winter fuel payments for nine million pensioners, risking a major revolt among MPs.
Labour's Internal Conflict Over Welfare Spending Fuels Party Revolt
Amid growing internal strife, Labour's Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner proposed cutting child benefits for middle-class families earning over £50,000, while the party grapples with reversing unpopular cuts to winter fuel payments for nine million pensioners, risking a major revolt among MPs.
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56% Bias Score
UK Miscarriage of Justice Watchdog Faces Leadership Crisis
The House of Commons justice committee issued a damning report criticizing the leadership of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), stating that its chief executive, Karen Kneller, should resign following the resignation of the chair in January, due to the CCRC's handling of the Andrew Malkins...
UK Miscarriage of Justice Watchdog Faces Leadership Crisis
The House of Commons justice committee issued a damning report criticizing the leadership of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), stating that its chief executive, Karen Kneller, should resign following the resignation of the chair in January, due to the CCRC's handling of the Andrew Malkins...
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52% Bias Score
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