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Labour MPs Demand Immediate UK Recognition of Palestine Amid Gaza Crisis
Fifty-nine Labour MPs, including prominent figures like Stella Creasy and Diane Abbott, sent a letter to the UK Foreign Secretary demanding immediate recognition of Palestine, citing Israel's plan to force all Gazans into a Rafah camp as 'ethnic cleansing,' echoing a similar plea from French Preside...
Labour MPs Demand Immediate UK Recognition of Palestine Amid Gaza Crisis
Fifty-nine Labour MPs, including prominent figures like Stella Creasy and Diane Abbott, sent a letter to the UK Foreign Secretary demanding immediate recognition of Palestine, citing Israel's plan to force all Gazans into a Rafah camp as 'ethnic cleansing,' echoing a similar plea from French Preside...
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52% Bias Score
Sixty UK Labour MPs Condemn Israeli Gaza Plan, Demand Palestine Recognition
Sixty British Labour MPs signed a letter to the UK Foreign Secretary demanding an immediate halt to Israel's plan to relocate Gaza residents to Rafah, calling it ethnic cleansing, and advocating for the immediate recognition of Palestine.
Sixty UK Labour MPs Condemn Israeli Gaza Plan, Demand Palestine Recognition
Sixty British Labour MPs signed a letter to the UK Foreign Secretary demanding an immediate halt to Israel's plan to relocate Gaza residents to Rafah, calling it ethnic cleansing, and advocating for the immediate recognition of Palestine.
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44% Bias Score
New Leftwing Party Faces Fundraising Dispute, But Assets Consolidated
Zarah Sultana's fundraising drive for a new leftwing party, co-led with Jeremy Corbyn, initially sparked concerns about data control but was resolved by folding assets into the collective structure; however, Corbyn's Peace and Justice Project remains separate.
New Leftwing Party Faces Fundraising Dispute, But Assets Consolidated
Zarah Sultana's fundraising drive for a new leftwing party, co-led with Jeremy Corbyn, initially sparked concerns about data control but was resolved by folding assets into the collective structure; however, Corbyn's Peace and Justice Project remains separate.
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40% Bias Score
Labour's Hesitant Redistribution Strategy Amidst Growing Inequality
The UK's wealth inequality, exceeding that of neighboring European countries, has prompted modest redistributive measures from the Labour government, but their hesitant communication strategy raises questions about its effectiveness and authenticity.
Labour's Hesitant Redistribution Strategy Amidst Growing Inequality
The UK's wealth inequality, exceeding that of neighboring European countries, has prompted modest redistributive measures from the Labour government, but their hesitant communication strategy raises questions about its effectiveness and authenticity.
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64% Bias Score
Reform UK Deputy Leader Criticizes King Charles's State Visit Speech
Richard Tice, Reform UK's deputy leader, criticized King Charles for mentioning border issues and irregular migration in a speech during the French President's visit, questioning the King's preparation and suggesting the late Queen would have handled it differently. This occurred during a week where...
Reform UK Deputy Leader Criticizes King Charles's State Visit Speech
Richard Tice, Reform UK's deputy leader, criticized King Charles for mentioning border issues and irregular migration in a speech during the French President's visit, questioning the King's preparation and suggesting the late Queen would have handled it differently. This occurred during a week where...
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52% Bias Score
Starmer Dodges Wealth Tax Questions Amidst Political Debate
During Prime Minister's Questions, Sir Keir Starmer sidestepped questions about a potential wealth tax and a freeze on income tax and national insurance thresholds, while the Conservative leader criticized Labour's stance, highlighting differing approaches to taxation and economic priorities.
Starmer Dodges Wealth Tax Questions Amidst Political Debate
During Prime Minister's Questions, Sir Keir Starmer sidestepped questions about a potential wealth tax and a freeze on income tax and national insurance thresholds, while the Conservative leader criticized Labour's stance, highlighting differing approaches to taxation and economic priorities.
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52% Bias Score
UK Government Acts to Curb MP Harassment
The UK government announced measures to combat the rising intimidation and harassment of MPs and political candidates, including removing the publication requirement of home addresses on election materials, making harassment an aggravating factor in sentencing, and banning convicted abusers from fut...
UK Government Acts to Curb MP Harassment
The UK government announced measures to combat the rising intimidation and harassment of MPs and political candidates, including removing the publication requirement of home addresses on election materials, making harassment an aggravating factor in sentencing, and banning convicted abusers from fut...
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52% Bias Score
Unite Threatens Labour Disaffiliation Over Birmingham Bin Strike
Unite, Labour's biggest union funder, threatens disaffiliation after suspending Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Birmingham council leader John Cotton over the handling of a bin strike, citing disagreements over workers' rights and Labour's policies.
Unite Threatens Labour Disaffiliation Over Birmingham Bin Strike
Unite, Labour's biggest union funder, threatens disaffiliation after suspending Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Birmingham council leader John Cotton over the handling of a bin strike, citing disagreements over workers' rights and Labour's policies.
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44% Bias Score
Macron and Sunak Confront Populist Threat
French President Macron and UK Prime Minister Sunak addressed the rising threat of populist parties like Reform UK and National Rally, emphasizing pragmatic governance. Polling data reveals that 26% of Labour voters who switched to Reform UK would return if small boat crossings decreased, indicating...
Macron and Sunak Confront Populist Threat
French President Macron and UK Prime Minister Sunak addressed the rising threat of populist parties like Reform UK and National Rally, emphasizing pragmatic governance. Polling data reveals that 26% of Labour voters who switched to Reform UK would return if small boat crossings decreased, indicating...
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48% Bias Score
Parliament Investigates MP Over Undeclared Donations
Parliament's standards commissioner is investigating former Reform MP Rupert Lowe for allegedly failing to declare over £600,000 in donations received since June 23rd for his independent "Rape Gang Inquiry," which should have been declared by July 21st according to parliamentary rules.
Parliament Investigates MP Over Undeclared Donations
Parliament's standards commissioner is investigating former Reform MP Rupert Lowe for allegedly failing to declare over £600,000 in donations received since June 23rd for his independent "Rape Gang Inquiry," which should have been declared by July 21st according to parliamentary rules.
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44% Bias Score
Badenoch Proposes Stricter Disability Benefit Eligibility
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch sparked controversy by challenging the statistic that one in four Britons are disabled, proposing stricter eligibility for disability benefits, including excluding conditions like food intolerances, anxiety, and mild depression, aiming for \£9 billion in savings to ...
Badenoch Proposes Stricter Disability Benefit Eligibility
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch sparked controversy by challenging the statistic that one in four Britons are disabled, proposing stricter eligibility for disability benefits, including excluding conditions like food intolerances, anxiety, and mild depression, aiming for \£9 billion in savings to ...
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52% Bias Score
Tories Urge Ban on Foreign Nationals from UK Sickness Benefits
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch will propose barring foreign nationals from claiming UK disability and sickness benefits, arguing the current benefits bill is unsustainable and accusing Labour of ignoring rising costs. This follows the government's scaled-back welfare cuts after a Labour rebellion.
Tories Urge Ban on Foreign Nationals from UK Sickness Benefits
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch will propose barring foreign nationals from claiming UK disability and sickness benefits, arguing the current benefits bill is unsustainable and accusing Labour of ignoring rising costs. This follows the government's scaled-back welfare cuts after a Labour rebellion.
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52% Bias Score
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