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Miliband warns airport expansion must fit with UK climate commitments
Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband warned that any airport expansion in Britain must adhere to the country's carbon budgets; this follows Chancellor Rachel Reeves' upcoming speech endorsing airport expansion plans, creating internal conflict within Labour, with eight cabinet members ...
Miliband warns airport expansion must fit with UK climate commitments
Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband warned that any airport expansion in Britain must adhere to the country's carbon budgets; this follows Chancellor Rachel Reeves' upcoming speech endorsing airport expansion plans, creating internal conflict within Labour, with eight cabinet members ...
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52% Bias Score
UK Chancellor Prioritizes Economic Growth Despite Net-Zero Concerns
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is prioritizing economic growth through infrastructure projects and potential airport expansion, despite concerns from some Labour MPs and environmentalists about the compatibility with net-zero targets; the government insists both are compatible.
UK Chancellor Prioritizes Economic Growth Despite Net-Zero Concerns
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is prioritizing economic growth through infrastructure projects and potential airport expansion, despite concerns from some Labour MPs and environmentalists about the compatibility with net-zero targets; the government insists both are compatible.
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48% Bias Score
Prevent Failure and Online Extremism Cited in Southport Murders
An 18-year-old, Axel Rudakubana, was sentenced to at least 52 years in prison for fatally stabbing three girls; a Prevent review will likely criticize counterterrorism officers for overlooking his violent obsessions, while the Home Secretary demands social media companies remove harmful content.
Prevent Failure and Online Extremism Cited in Southport Murders
An 18-year-old, Axel Rudakubana, was sentenced to at least 52 years in prison for fatally stabbing three girls; a Prevent review will likely criticize counterterrorism officers for overlooking his violent obsessions, while the Home Secretary demands social media companies remove harmful content.
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40% Bias Score
Mother Campaigns for UK Driving Licence Reform After Fatal Crash
Crystal Owen, whose 17-year-old son died in a car crash with three other teenagers in November 2021, is campaigning for a probationary driving period until age 20, prohibiting passengers under 25, to improve road safety in the UK.
Mother Campaigns for UK Driving Licence Reform After Fatal Crash
Crystal Owen, whose 17-year-old son died in a car crash with three other teenagers in November 2021, is campaigning for a probationary driving period until age 20, prohibiting passengers under 25, to improve road safety in the UK.
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36% Bias Score
UK Wealth Inequality Risks Societal Collapse Within a Decade: Report
A Fairness Foundation report reveals that 63% of Britons believe the very rich have too much political influence, and experts warn that growing wealth inequality, with a 48% increase in the wealth gap between 2011 and 2019, risks societal collapse within a decade due to factors such as economic shoc...
UK Wealth Inequality Risks Societal Collapse Within a Decade: Report
A Fairness Foundation report reveals that 63% of Britons believe the very rich have too much political influence, and experts warn that growing wealth inequality, with a 48% increase in the wealth gap between 2011 and 2019, risks societal collapse within a decade due to factors such as economic shoc...
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56% Bias Score
Conservative Party Proposes Nationwide Smartphone Ban in UK Schools
The Conservative party in the UK is proposing a ban on smartphones in schools during school hours, mandating a policy in all schools from the start to the end of the school day, while the Labour government has not indicated plans to legislate.
Conservative Party Proposes Nationwide Smartphone Ban in UK Schools
The Conservative party in the UK is proposing a ban on smartphones in schools during school hours, mandating a policy in all schools from the start to the end of the school day, while the Labour government has not indicated plans to legislate.
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40% Bias Score
Labour Divided on Heathrow Expansion Amid Net-Zero Concerns
Labour MP Barry Gardiner opposes Heathrow Airport expansion due to its conflict with net-zero goals, while Chancellor Rachel Reeves suggests government support for a third runway, believing sustainable aviation and economic growth are compatible, creating internal party tension.
Labour Divided on Heathrow Expansion Amid Net-Zero Concerns
Labour MP Barry Gardiner opposes Heathrow Airport expansion due to its conflict with net-zero goals, while Chancellor Rachel Reeves suggests government support for a third runway, believing sustainable aviation and economic growth are compatible, creating internal party tension.
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44% Bias Score
Churchill's Grand Funeral and Enduring Legacy
Sir Winston Churchill's 1965 funeral, the only full state funeral for a non-royal since WWII, involved thousands of troops, was viewed by 25 million in the UK and involved dignitaries including nine monarchs, 15 presidents, and 14 prime ministers, cementing his enduring legacy while sparking ongoing...
Churchill's Grand Funeral and Enduring Legacy
Sir Winston Churchill's 1965 funeral, the only full state funeral for a non-royal since WWII, involved thousands of troops, was viewed by 25 million in the UK and involved dignitaries including nine monarchs, 15 presidents, and 14 prime ministers, cementing his enduring legacy while sparking ongoing...
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44% Bias Score
Badenoch Defends 'Peasants' Remark on Grooming Gangs Amid Data Discrepancies
Kemi Badenoch defended her description of grooming gang perpetrators as "peasants" from specific Pakistani sub-communities, despite Sky News data indicating 85% of suspects in group-based child sexual abuse cases are white, and only 7% are Asian.
Badenoch Defends 'Peasants' Remark on Grooming Gangs Amid Data Discrepancies
Kemi Badenoch defended her description of grooming gang perpetrators as "peasants" from specific Pakistani sub-communities, despite Sky News data indicating 85% of suspects in group-based child sexual abuse cases are white, and only 7% are Asian.
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64% Bias Score
UK Considers Joining Pan-European Customs Area to Boost Post-Brexit Trade
The UK government is considering joining the Pan Euro Mediterranean Convention (PEM) to improve trade with the EU after acknowledging that the current post-Brexit trade deal is not working for businesses. This comes after the EU said it was open to the UK joining the convention.
UK Considers Joining Pan-European Customs Area to Boost Post-Brexit Trade
The UK government is considering joining the Pan Euro Mediterranean Convention (PEM) to improve trade with the EU after acknowledging that the current post-Brexit trade deal is not working for businesses. This comes after the EU said it was open to the UK joining the convention.
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44% Bias Score
Streeting Attacks Farage's 'Declinist' Vision Amidst Rising Reform UK Popularity
Labour's health secretary, Wes Streeting, publicly attacked Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's vision for the UK, citing concerns about healthcare and ambition, while recent polls show rising support for Farage, potentially threatening both Labour and Conservative parties.
Streeting Attacks Farage's 'Declinist' Vision Amidst Rising Reform UK Popularity
Labour's health secretary, Wes Streeting, publicly attacked Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's vision for the UK, citing concerns about healthcare and ambition, while recent polls show rising support for Farage, potentially threatening both Labour and Conservative parties.
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52% Bias Score
UK Universities Shift Away From Traditional Exams to Improve Minority Student Outcomes
The Office for Students approved plans by Russell Group universities to replace traditional exams with more "inclusive assessments," aiming to reduce attainment gaps between minority groups and white, middle-class students, sparking debate about academic rigor and fairness.
UK Universities Shift Away From Traditional Exams to Improve Minority Student Outcomes
The Office for Students approved plans by Russell Group universities to replace traditional exams with more "inclusive assessments," aiming to reduce attainment gaps between minority groups and white, middle-class students, sparking debate about academic rigor and fairness.
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60% Bias Score
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