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Reform's Poll Numbers Decline as Labour Gains Ground
New polls show a decline in support for the Reform party, down three points to 28 percent, while Labour gained one point to 23 percent and the Conservatives gained two points to 21 percent; this follows a YouGov poll showing a similar trend, with Reform's lead narrowing but remaining significant.
Reform's Poll Numbers Decline as Labour Gains Ground
New polls show a decline in support for the Reform party, down three points to 28 percent, while Labour gained one point to 23 percent and the Conservatives gained two points to 21 percent; this follows a YouGov poll showing a similar trend, with Reform's lead narrowing but remaining significant.
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44% Bias Score
UK Announces £100bn Investment Plan Amidst Welfare Cuts
The UK government will invest over £100bn in capital projects over five years, prioritizing infrastructure, health, defense, and economic growth, funded by revised fiscal rules and offset by welfare cuts, including £5bn in disability benefits.
UK Announces £100bn Investment Plan Amidst Welfare Cuts
The UK government will invest over £100bn in capital projects over five years, prioritizing infrastructure, health, defense, and economic growth, funded by revised fiscal rules and offset by welfare cuts, including £5bn in disability benefits.
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44% Bias Score
£15 Billion UK Investment in Regional Transport Announced Amidst Spending Review Tensions
The UK government announces a £15 billion investment in regional transport outside London, part of a wider £113 billion capital spending plan to boost economic growth and counter concerns over spending cuts; however, disagreements remain with some departments about budget allocations.
£15 Billion UK Investment in Regional Transport Announced Amidst Spending Review Tensions
The UK government announces a £15 billion investment in regional transport outside London, part of a wider £113 billion capital spending plan to boost economic growth and counter concerns over spending cuts; however, disagreements remain with some departments about budget allocations.
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52% Bias Score
Starmer Rules Out Scottish Independence Referendum
Keir Starmer, the UK Labour leader, has rejected calls for a second Scottish independence referendum, prioritizing economic stability over constitutional matters, despite First Minister John Swinney's efforts to gain demonstrable support for independence.
Starmer Rules Out Scottish Independence Referendum
Keir Starmer, the UK Labour leader, has rejected calls for a second Scottish independence referendum, prioritizing economic stability over constitutional matters, despite First Minister John Swinney's efforts to gain demonstrable support for independence.
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36% Bias Score
UK Attorney General Faces Resignation Calls After Nazi Comparison
UK Attorney General Lord Hermer apologized for comparing right-wing politicians to Nazis following a speech last week, prompting calls for his resignation from opposition parties and some within his own Labour party; the controversy highlights internal party divisions and potential electoral impacts...
UK Attorney General Faces Resignation Calls After Nazi Comparison
UK Attorney General Lord Hermer apologized for comparing right-wing politicians to Nazis following a speech last week, prompting calls for his resignation from opposition parties and some within his own Labour party; the controversy highlights internal party divisions and potential electoral impacts...
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56% Bias Score
Record High Scottish Independence Support Amidst Political Upheaval
A Norstat poll reveals 54% support for Scottish independence, a record high influenced by declining Labour support and Reform UK's rise; support jumps to 58% if Nigel Farage were Prime Minister, threatening the Union.
Record High Scottish Independence Support Amidst Political Upheaval
A Norstat poll reveals 54% support for Scottish independence, a record high influenced by declining Labour support and Reform UK's rise; support jumps to 58% if Nigel Farage were Prime Minister, threatening the Union.
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40% Bias Score
Cab Rank Rule Circumvention Highlights Attorney General's Client Selection
The Cab Rank Rule, obligating barristers to accept any case, is frequently disregarded, as evidenced by high-profile lawyers selectively choosing clients based on personal values, prompting debate about the Attorney General's choices and the rule's efficacy.
Cab Rank Rule Circumvention Highlights Attorney General's Client Selection
The Cab Rank Rule, obligating barristers to accept any case, is frequently disregarded, as evidenced by high-profile lawyers selectively choosing clients based on personal values, prompting debate about the Attorney General's choices and the rule's efficacy.
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52% Bias Score
Parliamentary Chaplain's Gaza Prayer Sparks Outrage
During yesterday's private parliamentary prayers, the Speaker's chaplain unexpectedly included a prayer for "Gaza," prompting immediate outrage from MPs across the political spectrum, with accusations of bias and a lack of balance due to the omission of other global conflicts; the chaplain has since...
Parliamentary Chaplain's Gaza Prayer Sparks Outrage
During yesterday's private parliamentary prayers, the Speaker's chaplain unexpectedly included a prayer for "Gaza," prompting immediate outrage from MPs across the political spectrum, with accusations of bias and a lack of balance due to the omission of other global conflicts; the chaplain has since...
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56% Bias Score
Record Channel Migrant Arrivals Amidst Accusations of Labour's Misleading Statistics
Over 1,195 migrants crossed the Channel into the UK on Saturday, the fifth-highest daily total since 2018, following the end of the Tory Rwanda scheme and amidst accusations of Labour's misleading statistics on migrant removals.
Record Channel Migrant Arrivals Amidst Accusations of Labour's Misleading Statistics
Over 1,195 migrants crossed the Channel into the UK on Saturday, the fifth-highest daily total since 2018, following the end of the Tory Rwanda scheme and amidst accusations of Labour's misleading statistics on migrant removals.
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64% Bias Score
Blunkett opposes abolishing two-child benefit cap, creating Labour party tension
Former Labour home secretary David Blunkett opposes abolishing the two-child benefit cap, creating tension within the Labour party and forcing Sir Keir Starmer to decide whether to raise or scrap the limit, which would cost approximately £3.5 billion.
Blunkett opposes abolishing two-child benefit cap, creating Labour party tension
Former Labour home secretary David Blunkett opposes abolishing the two-child benefit cap, creating tension within the Labour party and forcing Sir Keir Starmer to decide whether to raise or scrap the limit, which would cost approximately £3.5 billion.
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60% Bias Score
Islington's Bright Start: A Model for Early Years Support
Islington's Bright Start program, a continuation of the Sure Start initiative, provides integrated early years support services for families, including childcare, health services, and support groups, contrasting with the closure of 1,416 similar centers nationwide due to austerity.
Islington's Bright Start: A Model for Early Years Support
Islington's Bright Start program, a continuation of the Sure Start initiative, provides integrated early years support services for families, including childcare, health services, and support groups, contrasting with the closure of 1,416 similar centers nationwide due to austerity.
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48% Bias Score
Farage Challenges Starmer, Reform UK Targets Labour
Nigel Farage challenged Keir Starmer to a debate in a working-class community, highlighting Reform UK's electoral success and advocating for policy changes such as overhauling the two-child benefit cap and reversing winter fuel allowance restrictions, potentially capitalizing on Labour's vulnerabili...
Farage Challenges Starmer, Reform UK Targets Labour
Nigel Farage challenged Keir Starmer to a debate in a working-class community, highlighting Reform UK's electoral success and advocating for policy changes such as overhauling the two-child benefit cap and reversing winter fuel allowance restrictions, potentially capitalizing on Labour's vulnerabili...
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56% Bias Score
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