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UK Government's Controversial Plan to Accelerate Infrastructure Development
The UK government plans to overhaul its planning system to accelerate infrastructure projects, facing potential backlash from environmental groups despite public support for increased building; however, public opinion favors environmental protection over faster construction.
UK Government's Controversial Plan to Accelerate Infrastructure Development
The UK government plans to overhaul its planning system to accelerate infrastructure projects, facing potential backlash from environmental groups despite public support for increased building; however, public opinion favors environmental protection over faster construction.
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56% Bias Score
UK Shifts Counter-Extremism Focus to Online Behaviors After Southport Murders
A leaked Home Office review proposes a shift in UK counter-extremism strategy from focusing on ideologies to concerning online behaviors and activities, prompted by the Southport murders where a lone actor, previously flagged by Prevent, committed triple homicide; this shift raises concerns about re...
UK Shifts Counter-Extremism Focus to Online Behaviors After Southport Murders
A leaked Home Office review proposes a shift in UK counter-extremism strategy from focusing on ideologies to concerning online behaviors and activities, prompted by the Southport murders where a lone actor, previously flagged by Prevent, committed triple homicide; this shift raises concerns about re...
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56% Bias Score
Green Party's Struggle to Counter Rising Radical Right
The Green Party of England and Wales faces challenges in effectively countering the rising influence of the radical right despite recent electoral gains, due to their perceived 'niceness', ineffective social media presence, and insufficient focus on class politics.
Green Party's Struggle to Counter Rising Radical Right
The Green Party of England and Wales faces challenges in effectively countering the rising influence of the radical right despite recent electoral gains, due to their perceived 'niceness', ineffective social media presence, and insufficient focus on class politics.
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64% Bias Score
AI Recruitment Software Criticized for Bias After Rejecting Ex-Minister
Former UK Welsh Secretary David TC Davies claims AI recruitment software rejected his job applications due to his lack of a university degree, highlighting concerns about AI bias in hiring and the potential exclusion of diverse talent.
AI Recruitment Software Criticized for Bias After Rejecting Ex-Minister
Former UK Welsh Secretary David TC Davies claims AI recruitment software rejected his job applications due to his lack of a university degree, highlighting concerns about AI bias in hiring and the potential exclusion of diverse talent.
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48% Bias Score
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
UK Rejects Broader Extremism Definition
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will reject a Home Office report suggesting a wider definition of extremism to include violent misogyny and conspiracy theories, preferring to focus on Islamist and far-right extremism which constitute the vast majority of terror cases, despite concerns raised after the ...
UK Rejects Broader Extremism Definition
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will reject a Home Office report suggesting a wider definition of extremism to include violent misogyny and conspiracy theories, preferring to focus on Islamist and far-right extremism which constitute the vast majority of terror cases, despite concerns raised after the ...
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56% Bias Score
Rayner Faces Backlash Over Holocaust Post Omission
Angela Rayner's Holocaust Memorial Day social media post, omitting explicit mention of Jewish victims, drew criticism for its perceived lack of sensitivity and potential political calculation, despite her participation in other Holocaust remembrance events.
Rayner Faces Backlash Over Holocaust Post Omission
Angela Rayner's Holocaust Memorial Day social media post, omitting explicit mention of Jewish victims, drew criticism for its perceived lack of sensitivity and potential political calculation, despite her participation in other Holocaust remembrance events.
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52% Bias Score
UK Parliament Debates Assisted Dying Bill: Doctors' Opt-Out and Information Service Proposed
The UK Parliament is debating the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, allowing assisted dying for patients with a six-month prognosis; doctors can opt out, and an information service will provide details on assisted dying and palliative care options.
UK Parliament Debates Assisted Dying Bill: Doctors' Opt-Out and Information Service Proposed
The UK Parliament is debating the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, allowing assisted dying for patients with a six-month prognosis; doctors can opt out, and an information service will provide details on assisted dying and palliative care options.
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36% Bias Score
UK PM Renews Commitment to Holocaust Education
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has renewed his commitment to teaching the Holocaust in all schools, emphasizing collective action against hatred, ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day and the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz-Birkenau's liberation; King Charles will visit Auschwitz.
UK PM Renews Commitment to Holocaust Education
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has renewed his commitment to teaching the Holocaust in all schools, emphasizing collective action against hatred, ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day and the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz-Birkenau's liberation; King Charles will visit Auschwitz.
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36% 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
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