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UK Expands Winter Fuel Payments to Nine Million Pensioners
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced an expansion of winter fuel payments to include pensioners with incomes up to £35,000, affecting about nine million people, costing £1.25bn but saving £450m compared to the previous universal system.
UK Expands Winter Fuel Payments to Nine Million Pensioners
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced an expansion of winter fuel payments to include pensioners with incomes up to £35,000, affecting about nine million people, costing £1.25bn but saving £450m compared to the previous universal system.
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48% Bias Score
Farage Calls for Coalmine Reopening to Fuel Steel Production
Nigel Farage proposed reopening Welsh coalmines to supply blast furnaces, arguing sufficient wages would attract miners and bolster steel production for increased military spending and housing, while acknowledging the need for national government cooperation and a net-zero policy reversal.
Farage Calls for Coalmine Reopening to Fuel Steel Production
Nigel Farage proposed reopening Welsh coalmines to supply blast furnaces, arguing sufficient wages would attract miners and bolster steel production for increased military spending and housing, while acknowledging the need for national government cooperation and a net-zero policy reversal.
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44% Bias Score
UK Reinstates Winter Fuel Payments for 9 Million Retirees
The UK government reversed its decision to end winter home heating subsidies for 9 million retirees in England and Wales after facing public backlash and declining approval ratings, costing 1.25 billion pounds.
UK Reinstates Winter Fuel Payments for 9 Million Retirees
The UK government reversed its decision to end winter home heating subsidies for 9 million retirees in England and Wales after facing public backlash and declining approval ratings, costing 1.25 billion pounds.
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48% Bias Score
UK Explores App Cap to Improve Online Child Safety
UK ministers are considering a two-hour daily app limit for children to combat online harms, following criticism of the Online Safety Act's effectiveness and a father's call for stronger action after his daughter's death from viewing harmful content online.
UK Explores App Cap to Improve Online Child Safety
UK ministers are considering a two-hour daily app limit for children to combat online harms, following criticism of the Online Safety Act's effectiveness and a father's call for stronger action after his daughter's death from viewing harmful content online.
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40% Bias Score
Reform UK's Rise Challenges Labour's UK Dominance
In the UK, Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, is surging in popularity, outpolling Labour in recent surveys (29% vs 22%) after a strong showing in local elections (41% of seats won). Prime Minister Keir Starmer's austerity measures and shift towards a hardline stance on immigration appear to be contrib...
Reform UK's Rise Challenges Labour's UK Dominance
In the UK, Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, is surging in popularity, outpolling Labour in recent surveys (29% vs 22%) after a strong showing in local elections (41% of seats won). Prime Minister Keir Starmer's austerity measures and shift towards a hardline stance on immigration appear to be contrib...
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44% Bias Score
UK Conservative Leader Considers Travel Ban Similar to Trump's
UK Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch suggested a possible travel ban on foreign nationals, citing concerns over illegal immigration and a need for stricter border controls, drawing parallels to a similar ban implemented by former US President Donald Trump.
UK Conservative Leader Considers Travel Ban Similar to Trump's
UK Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch suggested a possible travel ban on foreign nationals, citing concerns over illegal immigration and a need for stricter border controls, drawing parallels to a similar ban implemented by former US President Donald Trump.
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48% Bias Score
Cooper's Funding Delay Highlights UK Budgetary Challenges
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is the last minister negotiating a funding deal before Wednesday's Spending Review, impacting police recruitment plans and reflecting broader government budgetary constraints.
Cooper's Funding Delay Highlights UK Budgetary Challenges
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is the last minister negotiating a funding deal before Wednesday's Spending Review, impacting police recruitment plans and reflecting broader government budgetary constraints.
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52% Bias Score
UK Spending Review Finalized: NHS, Police to Receive Boosts, Other Cuts Likely
The UK government finalized its spending review, allocating funds until 2029; the NHS will receive up to £30 billion, police budgets will increase, but other areas might face cuts due to increased defense spending and fiscal constraints.
UK Spending Review Finalized: NHS, Police to Receive Boosts, Other Cuts Likely
The UK government finalized its spending review, allocating funds until 2029; the NHS will receive up to £30 billion, police budgets will increase, but other areas might face cuts due to increased defense spending and fiscal constraints.
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52% Bias Score
Senior Doctors Criticize Planned Resident Doctor Strikes in England
Six senior English medical figures publicly criticized planned resident doctor strikes in England, deeming them harmful to patients and advantageous to NHS opponents, while resident doctors counter that a recent pay increase is insufficient to address years of pay erosion.
Senior Doctors Criticize Planned Resident Doctor Strikes in England
Six senior English medical figures publicly criticized planned resident doctor strikes in England, deeming them harmful to patients and advantageous to NHS opponents, while resident doctors counter that a recent pay increase is insufficient to address years of pay erosion.
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44% Bias Score
UK struggles to fund soft power response as US retreats and China, Russia expand influence
Amidst reduced US support for free media and increased spending by Russia and China (up to \£8bn) on global media, the UK seeks to counter this shift but faces internal funding conflicts, impacting institutions like the BBC World Service and the British Council.
UK struggles to fund soft power response as US retreats and China, Russia expand influence
Amidst reduced US support for free media and increased spending by Russia and China (up to \£8bn) on global media, the UK seeks to counter this shift but faces internal funding conflicts, impacting institutions like the BBC World Service and the British Council.
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40% Bias Score
£200 Billion NHS Funding Boost Forces Cuts to Other Public Services
The UK government will increase NHS funding by £200 billion by 2028, a £17 billion real-terms rise, forcing cuts to other public services and potentially jeopardizing existing government targets. This comes after Labour's by-election win in Hamilton.
£200 Billion NHS Funding Boost Forces Cuts to Other Public Services
The UK government will increase NHS funding by £200 billion by 2028, a £17 billion real-terms rise, forcing cuts to other public services and potentially jeopardizing existing government targets. This comes after Labour's by-election win in Hamilton.
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56% Bias Score
Conservative Party Shows Signs of Revival Amidst Labour and Reform UK Shortcomings
The Conservative Party, under Kemi Badenoch, is showing signs of recovery, contrasting with Labour's broken promises and Reform UK's unrealistic proposals, offering a potential path back to electoral success by focusing on fiscal responsibility and controlled migration.
Conservative Party Shows Signs of Revival Amidst Labour and Reform UK Shortcomings
The Conservative Party, under Kemi Badenoch, is showing signs of recovery, contrasting with Labour's broken promises and Reform UK's unrealistic proposals, offering a potential path back to electoral success by focusing on fiscal responsibility and controlled migration.
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52% Bias Score
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