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UK PMQs Avoids Afghan Data Leak Amid Economic Debate
The final PMQs before the UK summer recess focused on economic policy, avoiding the recent leak of data concerning over 18,000 Afghan resettlement applicants. The opposition criticized the government's economic record, while the government questioned the opposition's tax proposals. An injunction ban...
UK PMQs Avoids Afghan Data Leak Amid Economic Debate
The final PMQs before the UK summer recess focused on economic policy, avoiding the recent leak of data concerning over 18,000 Afghan resettlement applicants. The opposition criticized the government's economic record, while the government questioned the opposition's tax proposals. An injunction ban...
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48% Bias Score
Smith Criticizes Cameron's 'Cavalier' Brexit Referendum Approach
Former Northern Ireland Secretary Julian Smith accused ex-Prime Minister David Cameron of a "cavalier" approach to the 2016 Brexit referendum, criticizing the lack of planning for potential outcomes, particularly regarding the Irish border, and the resulting years of political instability.
Smith Criticizes Cameron's 'Cavalier' Brexit Referendum Approach
Former Northern Ireland Secretary Julian Smith accused ex-Prime Minister David Cameron of a "cavalier" approach to the 2016 Brexit referendum, criticizing the lack of planning for potential outcomes, particularly regarding the Irish border, and the resulting years of political instability.
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44% Bias Score
High Court Challenge Threatens Leasehold Reforms
Wealthy landowners and charities are challenging the 2024 Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act in the High Court, arguing it infringes on their human rights, potentially delaying vital reforms for 4.5 million leaseholders who fear their voices are excluded from the legal proceedings.
High Court Challenge Threatens Leasehold Reforms
Wealthy landowners and charities are challenging the 2024 Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act in the High Court, arguing it infringes on their human rights, potentially delaying vital reforms for 4.5 million leaseholders who fear their voices are excluded from the legal proceedings.
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52% Bias Score
£500m UK Youth Services Fund Announced to Tackle Child Poverty
Rachel Reeves will announce a £500 million "Better Futures Fund" on Monday to support youth services, aiming to leverage an additional £500 million from other sources and combat child poverty, expanding upon a previous £70 million program.
£500m UK Youth Services Fund Announced to Tackle Child Poverty
Rachel Reeves will announce a £500 million "Better Futures Fund" on Monday to support youth services, aiming to leverage an additional £500 million from other sources and combat child poverty, expanding upon a previous £70 million program.
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44% Bias Score
UK Treasury Launches £500 Million Social Impact Fund to Tackle Child Poverty
The UK Treasury is investing £500 million over a decade in a social impact partnership to fight child poverty, matching private investment and aiming for a £1 billion total fund.
UK Treasury Launches £500 Million Social Impact Fund to Tackle Child Poverty
The UK Treasury is investing £500 million over a decade in a social impact partnership to fight child poverty, matching private investment and aiming for a £1 billion total fund.
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36% Bias Score
Reform UK's Diversity Cuts: Minimal Savings, Maximum Controversy
Freedom of Information requests reveal that Reform UK-controlled councils in England have an average of less than 0.5 full-time equivalent diversity and equality roles each, contradicting the party's pre-election claims of significant cost savings from eliminating such positions; even with an assume...
Reform UK's Diversity Cuts: Minimal Savings, Maximum Controversy
Freedom of Information requests reveal that Reform UK-controlled councils in England have an average of less than 0.5 full-time equivalent diversity and equality roles each, contradicting the party's pre-election claims of significant cost savings from eliminating such positions; even with an assume...
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52% Bias Score
British Free Speech Under Threat: Self-Censorship on Race, Religion, and Immigration
A study by Ipsos for the Commission for Countering Extremism reveals that a significant portion of Britons self-censor their views on race, religion, and immigration due to fear of causing offense, with older white males feeling most restricted.
British Free Speech Under Threat: Self-Censorship on Race, Religion, and Immigration
A study by Ipsos for the Commission for Countering Extremism reveals that a significant portion of Britons self-censor their views on race, religion, and immigration due to fear of causing offense, with older white males feeling most restricted.
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60% Bias Score
Reeves Breaches Parliament's Gift-Registration Rules
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves inadvertently breached parliamentary rules by failing to register within 28 days two National Theatre gifts—March 2024 tickets and dinner (£265), and December 2024 tickets (£276)—totaling £541, prompting an investigation by the parliamentary commissioner for standards.
Reeves Breaches Parliament's Gift-Registration Rules
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves inadvertently breached parliamentary rules by failing to register within 28 days two National Theatre gifts—March 2024 tickets and dinner (£265), and December 2024 tickets (£276)—totaling £541, prompting an investigation by the parliamentary commissioner for standards.
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20% Bias Score
Miliband's Climate Warning: Data-Driven Call for UK Action
UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband delivered a speech emphasizing the urgency of climate action, citing the Met Office's report detailing increased extreme weather events and their impacts on Britons, while advocating for net-zero targets despite political opposition.
Miliband's Climate Warning: Data-Driven Call for UK Action
UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband delivered a speech emphasizing the urgency of climate action, citing the Met Office's report detailing increased extreme weather events and their impacts on Britons, while advocating for net-zero targets despite political opposition.
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52% Bias Score
UK to Enforce Stricter Online Child Safety Rules
The UK government is introducing stricter age verification and content filtering rules for online platforms from July 25th to protect children, but further measures to curb addictive habits and school smartphone use are under consideration.
UK to Enforce Stricter Online Child Safety Rules
The UK government is introducing stricter age verification and content filtering rules for online platforms from July 25th to protect children, but further measures to curb addictive habits and school smartphone use are under consideration.
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44% Bias Score
UK Public Opinion Challenges Dominant Political Narrative
Current UK political discourse is misrepresenting public opinion; data reveals widespread support for progressive policies like wealth taxes (49%), increased immigration (45%), and net-zero targets (61%), contradicting the narrative of a reactionary nation.
UK Public Opinion Challenges Dominant Political Narrative
Current UK political discourse is misrepresenting public opinion; data reveals widespread support for progressive policies like wealth taxes (49%), increased immigration (45%), and net-zero targets (61%), contradicting the narrative of a reactionary nation.
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64% Bias Score
UK Taxpayer Money Funds Illegal Immigrants' Meals and Accommodation
A UK efficiency audit revealed that local authorities are using taxpayer money to provide meals from restaurants like Nando's and Domino's, and accommodation for illegal immigrants, prompting public anger and calls for reform.
UK Taxpayer Money Funds Illegal Immigrants' Meals and Accommodation
A UK efficiency audit revealed that local authorities are using taxpayer money to provide meals from restaurants like Nando's and Domino's, and accommodation for illegal immigrants, prompting public anger and calls for reform.
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80% Bias Score
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