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Thames Water Bonus Controversy: Conflicting Accounts and Potential Regulatory Intervention
Thames Water's chair claims creditors insisted on £3bn loan-funded executive bonuses, but sources suggest the company initiated them; the government may block these bonuses under new rules, and KKR is in talks to potentially purchase the debt-laden company.
Thames Water Bonus Controversy: Conflicting Accounts and Potential Regulatory Intervention
Thames Water's chair claims creditors insisted on £3bn loan-funded executive bonuses, but sources suggest the company initiated them; the government may block these bonuses under new rules, and KKR is in talks to potentially purchase the debt-laden company.
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64% Bias Score


Extinction Rebellion's Impact and Decline: From Mass Mobilization to Targeted Action
Extinction Rebellion's April 2019 London protests, involving bridge occupations and other blockades, mobilized tens of thousands, causing widespread disruption, leading to the UK's declaration of a climate emergency, but momentum later waned due to internal divisions, the pandemic, and increased gov...
Extinction Rebellion's Impact and Decline: From Mass Mobilization to Targeted Action
Extinction Rebellion's April 2019 London protests, involving bridge occupations and other blockades, mobilized tens of thousands, causing widespread disruption, leading to the UK's declaration of a climate emergency, but momentum later waned due to internal divisions, the pandemic, and increased gov...
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40% Bias Score


Labour Considers Banning Trans Women from All-Women Shortlists
The Labour Party's National Executive Committee is considering postponing its annual women's conference and limiting all-women shortlists to biological women only, in response to the Supreme Court's ruling on the definition of 'woman' and 'sex' in the Equality Act.
Labour Considers Banning Trans Women from All-Women Shortlists
The Labour Party's National Executive Committee is considering postponing its annual women's conference and limiting all-women shortlists to biological women only, in response to the Supreme Court's ruling on the definition of 'woman' and 'sex' in the Equality Act.
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68% Bias Score


Third Arrest Made in Arson Attacks Targeting PM Starmer's Properties
Three men have been arrested in connection with arson attacks targeting properties linked to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer between May 8 and 12 in London; a 34-year-old man was arrested on May 15, a 26-year-old man was arrested on May 13, and a 21-year-old man has been charged with three counts of...
Third Arrest Made in Arson Attacks Targeting PM Starmer's Properties
Three men have been arrested in connection with arson attacks targeting properties linked to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer between May 8 and 12 in London; a 34-year-old man was arrested on May 15, a 26-year-old man was arrested on May 13, and a 21-year-old man has been charged with three counts of...
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36% Bias Score


UK Parliament Debates Assisted Dying Bill
The UK Parliament is debating a bill to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales, with amendments ensuring no one is compelled to participate; further votes are scheduled for June 13th.
UK Parliament Debates Assisted Dying Bill
The UK Parliament is debating a bill to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales, with amendments ensuring no one is compelled to participate; further votes are scheduled for June 13th.
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32% Bias Score


Green Party Co-leader Lucas Steps Down to Focus on Parliamentary Climate Action
Caroline Lucas, Green Party co-leader, announced she won't seek re-election, prioritizing her role as Bristol Central MP to push for climate action and job creation through her proposed Energy and Employment Rights Bill, after expanding the party's parliamentary and local representation significantl...
Green Party Co-leader Lucas Steps Down to Focus on Parliamentary Climate Action
Caroline Lucas, Green Party co-leader, announced she won't seek re-election, prioritizing her role as Bristol Central MP to push for climate action and job creation through her proposed Energy and Employment Rights Bill, after expanding the party's parliamentary and local representation significantl...
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40% Bias Score

Labour Faces Reform Challenge Amidst Internal Divisions Over Benefit Cuts
Amidst rising tensions within the Labour party and a recent YouGov poll indicating a seven-point lead for the Reform Party over Labour, Prime Minister Keir Starmer addressed his MPs, warning about the Reform Party's growing influence and urging them to prevent Nigel Farage from taking office. The pa...

Labour Faces Reform Challenge Amidst Internal Divisions Over Benefit Cuts
Amidst rising tensions within the Labour party and a recent YouGov poll indicating a seven-point lead for the Reform Party over Labour, Prime Minister Keir Starmer addressed his MPs, warning about the Reform Party's growing influence and urging them to prevent Nigel Farage from taking office. The pa...
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64% Bias Score

Second Arrest in Arson Case Linked to Prime Minister Starmer
A second man, Stanislav Carpiuc, has been charged with arson with intent to endanger life in connection with three fires linked to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, two in Kentish Town and one in Islington, with the incidents occurring between May 8th and May 12th. The 26-year-old Romanian national w...

Second Arrest in Arson Case Linked to Prime Minister Starmer
A second man, Stanislav Carpiuc, has been charged with arson with intent to endanger life in connection with three fires linked to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, two in Kentish Town and one in Islington, with the incidents occurring between May 8th and May 12th. The 26-year-old Romanian national w...
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36% Bias Score

UK-EU Deal: Economic Benefits and Renewed Political Divisions
A new UK-EU agreement improves trade and defense cooperation, but the deal's impact on the fishing industry and its reception within the UK remain highly divisive, with concerns over potential long-term political ramifications.

UK-EU Deal: Economic Benefits and Renewed Political Divisions
A new UK-EU agreement improves trade and defense cooperation, but the deal's impact on the fishing industry and its reception within the UK remain highly divisive, with concerns over potential long-term political ramifications.
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56% Bias Score

Labour's Immigration Stance Risks Alienating Minority Ethnic Voters
Keir Starmer's immigration speech, criticized for echoing Enoch Powell's divisive rhetoric, threatens Labour's relationship with minority ethnic voters, as evidenced by condemnation from equalities groups and recent electoral losses, potentially impacting the 2026 local elections.

Labour's Immigration Stance Risks Alienating Minority Ethnic Voters
Keir Starmer's immigration speech, criticized for echoing Enoch Powell's divisive rhetoric, threatens Labour's relationship with minority ethnic voters, as evidenced by condemnation from equalities groups and recent electoral losses, potentially impacting the 2026 local elections.
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64% Bias Score

Trans Woman Nominated for Women's Union Seat Despite Supreme Court Ruling
Ellie Waple, a trans woman, has been nominated for a women's seat on Unison's National Executive Council, despite a Supreme Court ruling defining 'woman' as biological female; Unison says the nomination is consistent with its rules.

Trans Woman Nominated for Women's Union Seat Despite Supreme Court Ruling
Ellie Waple, a trans woman, has been nominated for a women's seat on Unison's National Executive Council, despite a Supreme Court ruling defining 'woman' as biological female; Unison says the nomination is consistent with its rules.
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64% Bias Score

UK Government Drops Healthy Food Discount Guidance After Lobbying Campaign
The UK Department of Health and Social Care dropped guidance urging retailers to offer discounts on healthy foods after lobbying by the Food and Drink Federation, impacting millions of consumers and potentially hindering efforts to improve diets.

UK Government Drops Healthy Food Discount Guidance After Lobbying Campaign
The UK Department of Health and Social Care dropped guidance urging retailers to offer discounts on healthy foods after lobbying by the Food and Drink Federation, impacting millions of consumers and potentially hindering efforts to improve diets.
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56% Bias Score
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