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Former Steel Workers Demand Pension Surplus Compensation
Former Allied Steel and Wire workers in Cardiff are campaigning for compensation from the Pension Protection Fund's £13bn surplus after their pensions, initially 90% restored following the company's 2002 collapse, were eroded by inflation; the government is considering their request.
Former Steel Workers Demand Pension Surplus Compensation
Former Allied Steel and Wire workers in Cardiff are campaigning for compensation from the Pension Protection Fund's £13bn surplus after their pensions, initially 90% restored following the company's 2002 collapse, were eroded by inflation; the government is considering their request.
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56% Bias Score
UK Parliament Legalizes Assisted Dying Amidst Opposing Views
The UK Parliament voted in favor of assisted dying, despite the death of Philip, a Christian pastor opposed to the bill, two days before the vote; Clare, a former counselor with terminal cancer, celebrated the decision as a personal choice.
UK Parliament Legalizes Assisted Dying Amidst Opposing Views
The UK Parliament voted in favor of assisted dying, despite the death of Philip, a Christian pastor opposed to the bill, two days before the vote; Clare, a former counselor with terminal cancer, celebrated the decision as a personal choice.
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32% Bias Score
UK Parliament Votes on Assisted Dying Bill Amidst Concerns and High Public Support
The UK Parliament is voting on a bill to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill adults with less than six months to live, subject to strict medical and expert panel approvals; despite significant public support (75%), concerns persist about safeguards for vulnerable groups, leading to high-profi...
UK Parliament Votes on Assisted Dying Bill Amidst Concerns and High Public Support
The UK Parliament is voting on a bill to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill adults with less than six months to live, subject to strict medical and expert panel approvals; despite significant public support (75%), concerns persist about safeguards for vulnerable groups, leading to high-profi...
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40% Bias Score
Labour's Infrastructure Spending: £120bn Claim vs. Verifiable Data
The UK government claims to be investing £120bn more on infrastructure than the Conservatives planned, but verifiable data from the OBR shows a £87bn difference over four years, with the £120bn figure relying on an assumption about Conservative spending in 2029-30.
Labour's Infrastructure Spending: £120bn Claim vs. Verifiable Data
The UK government claims to be investing £120bn more on infrastructure than the Conservatives planned, but verifiable data from the OBR shows a £87bn difference over four years, with the £120bn figure relying on an assumption about Conservative spending in 2029-30.
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20% Bias Score
UK Welfare Reforms Spark Labour Backlash
The UK government published the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill, tightening disability benefit criteria and delaying access to Universal Credit's health component, prompting a rebellion of 42 Labour MPs who fear the reforms will harm vulnerable individuals while saving "£5bn"...
UK Welfare Reforms Spark Labour Backlash
The UK government published the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill, tightening disability benefit criteria and delaying access to Universal Credit's health component, prompting a rebellion of 42 Labour MPs who fear the reforms will harm vulnerable individuals while saving "£5bn"...
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52% Bias Score
Kneecap Faces Terror Charges in London Court
Belfast rap group Kneecap appeared in Westminster Magistrates Court in London today on terror charges related to an alleged display of a Hezbollah flag at a concert last November; the group denies the charges and claims it's part of a smear campaign for their activism regarding the Palestinian confl...
Kneecap Faces Terror Charges in London Court
Belfast rap group Kneecap appeared in Westminster Magistrates Court in London today on terror charges related to an alleged display of a Hezbollah flag at a concert last November; the group denies the charges and claims it's part of a smear campaign for their activism regarding the Palestinian confl...
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52% Bias Score
UK Parliament Legalizes Assisted Dying
The UK Parliament approved a bill legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales by a 23-vote majority, despite concerns from medical professionals and a four-year delay before implementation.
UK Parliament Legalizes Assisted Dying
The UK Parliament approved a bill legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales by a 23-vote majority, despite concerns from medical professionals and a four-year delay before implementation.
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16% Bias Score
UK Government Faces Rebellion Over Welfare Reforms
Amid a potential rebellion, the UK government is pushing welfare reforms expected to save £5 billion annually, despite opposition from Labour MPs and disability groups who warn of 'disastrous' effects on vulnerable people; a minister has already resigned in protest.
UK Government Faces Rebellion Over Welfare Reforms
Amid a potential rebellion, the UK government is pushing welfare reforms expected to save £5 billion annually, despite opposition from Labour MPs and disability groups who warn of 'disastrous' effects on vulnerable people; a minister has already resigned in protest.
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52% Bias Score
UK Government Faces Minimal Dissent Over Disability Benefit Cuts
The UK government faces minimal dissent over planned disability benefit cuts despite one government whip's resignation, with the changes tightening eligibility for personal independence payments (PIPs) as part of a £4.8bn welfare reduction program.
UK Government Faces Minimal Dissent Over Disability Benefit Cuts
The UK government faces minimal dissent over planned disability benefit cuts despite one government whip's resignation, with the changes tightening eligibility for personal independence payments (PIPs) as part of a £4.8bn welfare reduction program.
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64% Bias Score
UK Assisted Dying Bill Faces Crucial Vote
A UK parliamentary vote Friday will determine the fate of a bill allowing assisted dying for terminally ill adults, with 72% public support but medical concerns over resource limitations.
UK Assisted Dying Bill Faces Crucial Vote
A UK parliamentary vote Friday will determine the fate of a bill allowing assisted dying for terminally ill adults, with 72% public support but medical concerns over resource limitations.
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40% Bias Score
UK Welfare Reform Bill Sparks Labour Party Uprising
Facing a potential collapse of Britain's £326bn social security system, Liz Kendall's welfare reform bill proposes £5bn in savings, including cuts to disability benefits impacting 950,000 by 2030, sparking significant Labour party dissent.
UK Welfare Reform Bill Sparks Labour Party Uprising
Facing a potential collapse of Britain's £326bn social security system, Liz Kendall's welfare reform bill proposes £5bn in savings, including cuts to disability benefits impacting 950,000 by 2030, sparking significant Labour party dissent.
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56% Bias Score
HS2 Cost Soars to £100 Billion Amidst Management Failures and Alleged Fraud
The UK government's mismanagement of the HS2 high-speed rail project led to a massive cost increase from £20 billion in 2012 to potentially £100 billion, caused by poor contract negotiation, design changes, and alleged fraud within the supply chain, resulting in potential delays and calls for reform...
HS2 Cost Soars to £100 Billion Amidst Management Failures and Alleged Fraud
The UK government's mismanagement of the HS2 high-speed rail project led to a massive cost increase from £20 billion in 2012 to potentially £100 billion, caused by poor contract negotiation, design changes, and alleged fraud within the supply chain, resulting in potential delays and calls for reform...
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60% Bias Score
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