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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
Mass UK Climate Lobby Demands Urgent Action from MPs
On Wednesday, over 5,000 UK citizens lobbied approximately 80% of MPs to demand urgent climate action, highlighting the 'climate silent majority'—a large portion of the public supporting climate action but hesitant to voice their opinions—and aiming to pressure the government for stronger policies.
Mass UK Climate Lobby Demands Urgent Action from MPs
On Wednesday, over 5,000 UK citizens lobbied approximately 80% of MPs to demand urgent climate action, highlighting the 'climate silent majority'—a large portion of the public supporting climate action but hesitant to voice their opinions—and aiming to pressure the government for stronger policies.
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52% Bias Score
UK Government Concedes to Welfare Bill Amendments Protecting Disabled People
The UK government has made significant concessions to its welfare bill following pressure from Labour MPs and disability advocates, including delaying changes to disability benefits and committing to co-production with disabled people and experts on future changes to the personal independence paymen...
UK Government Concedes to Welfare Bill Amendments Protecting Disabled People
The UK government has made significant concessions to its welfare bill following pressure from Labour MPs and disability advocates, including delaying changes to disability benefits and committing to co-production with disabled people and experts on future changes to the personal independence paymen...
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40% Bias Score
Retired Man Gives Defence Secretary's Details to Fake Russian Agents
A retired man, Howard Phillips, gave personal details of Defence Secretary Grant Shapps to undercover police officers posing as Russian agents in exchange for money, highlighting security concerns and vulnerabilities.
Retired Man Gives Defence Secretary's Details to Fake Russian Agents
A retired man, Howard Phillips, gave personal details of Defence Secretary Grant Shapps to undercover police officers posing as Russian agents in exchange for money, highlighting security concerns and vulnerabilities.
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36% Bias Score
Labour MPs Pressure Starmer to Prioritize Cost of Living Crisis
Over 100 Labour MPs urged Keir Starmer to prioritize reducing the cost of living, fearing electoral losses due to high energy, housing, and childcare costs, launching a new Living Standards group to propose solutions before autumn.
Labour MPs Pressure Starmer to Prioritize Cost of Living Crisis
Over 100 Labour MPs urged Keir Starmer to prioritize reducing the cost of living, fearing electoral losses due to high energy, housing, and childcare costs, launching a new Living Standards group to propose solutions before autumn.
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44% Bias Score
Fujitsu's Post-Scandal Bid for U.K. Border Contract Sparks Outrage
Following a report highlighting Fujitsu's role in the Post Office scandal, the Japanese tech firm is bidding for a £370 million contract to operate Great Britain's border with Northern Ireland, raising concerns among MPs about corporate accountability and the government's commitment to compensating ...
Fujitsu's Post-Scandal Bid for U.K. Border Contract Sparks Outrage
Following a report highlighting Fujitsu's role in the Post Office scandal, the Japanese tech firm is bidding for a £370 million contract to operate Great Britain's border with Northern Ireland, raising concerns among MPs about corporate accountability and the government's commitment to compensating ...
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44% 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 Welfare Reforms Face Opposition, Immigration Deterrent Planned, Trump's Scotland Visit Imminent
The UK Parliament debates welfare reforms amidst potential Labour rebellion; UK and France agree on new measures to deter illegal immigration; Donald Trump's visit to Scotland is anticipated, requiring significant policing.
UK Welfare Reforms Face Opposition, Immigration Deterrent Planned, Trump's Scotland Visit Imminent
The UK Parliament debates welfare reforms amidst potential Labour rebellion; UK and France agree on new measures to deter illegal immigration; Donald Trump's visit to Scotland is anticipated, requiring significant policing.
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60% Bias Score
Sunak Hints at Tax Increases Amidst Tense PMQs and Planned Trump Visit to Scotland
During a tense PMQs session, Chancellor Reeves showed signs of stress while Prime Minister Sunak hinted at future tax increases, and a heated exchange between Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage occurred, reflecting deeper political divisions. Separate plans are underway for a potential visit to Scotland ...
Sunak Hints at Tax Increases Amidst Tense PMQs and Planned Trump Visit to Scotland
During a tense PMQs session, Chancellor Reeves showed signs of stress while Prime Minister Sunak hinted at future tax increases, and a heated exchange between Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage occurred, reflecting deeper political divisions. Separate plans are underway for a potential visit to Scotland ...
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60% Bias Score
Labour's £120 Billion Tax Plan Faces OBR Concerns
Labour proposes £120 billion in tax increases to fund increased spending, targeting banks, shareholders, and high-net-worth individuals; however, the OBR warns of risks associated with reliance on a small group of taxpayers.
Labour's £120 Billion Tax Plan Faces OBR Concerns
Labour proposes £120 billion in tax increases to fund increased spending, targeting banks, shareholders, and high-net-worth individuals; however, the OBR warns of risks associated with reliance on a small group of taxpayers.
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52% Bias Score
Tebbit's Legacy: Brighton Bombing's Impact on Thatcherite's Career
MPs paid tribute to Norman Tebbit, a Thatcherite figure described as the "original Brexiteer," whose potential leadership bid was reportedly impacted by the 1984 Brighton hotel bombing where his wife was severely injured, prompting him to prioritize her care over higher office.
Tebbit's Legacy: Brighton Bombing's Impact on Thatcherite's Career
MPs paid tribute to Norman Tebbit, a Thatcherite figure described as the "original Brexiteer," whose potential leadership bid was reportedly impacted by the 1984 Brighton hotel bombing where his wife was severely injured, prompting him to prioritize her care over higher office.
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64% Bias Score
UK Government Plans Special Educational Needs Reform Following Welfare Backlash
The UK government is planning reforms to its Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) system, aiming to improve support for 1.9 million children with special needs by increasing mainstream school support and reducing reliance on expensive private alternatives, after facing criticism for pre...
UK Government Plans Special Educational Needs Reform Following Welfare Backlash
The UK government is planning reforms to its Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) system, aiming to improve support for 1.9 million children with special needs by increasing mainstream school support and reducing reliance on expensive private alternatives, after facing criticism for pre...
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44% Bias Score
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