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British Public Prioritizes Green Spaces Over Infrastructure Development Amidst Climate Change Concerns
A new survey reveals that 75% of British people prioritize protecting green spaces over new infrastructure, despite the government's plan to build 1.5 million new homes in the next five years, highlighting a growing public anxiety about climate change and a significant conflict between public opinio...
British Public Prioritizes Green Spaces Over Infrastructure Development Amidst Climate Change Concerns
A new survey reveals that 75% of British people prioritize protecting green spaces over new infrastructure, despite the government's plan to build 1.5 million new homes in the next five years, highlighting a growing public anxiety about climate change and a significant conflict between public opinio...
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44% Bias Score
UK Chancellor Announces Spending Cuts to Address £9.9 Billion Fiscal Gap
The UK's Labour government faces a £9.9 billion fiscal shortfall, forcing Chancellor Rachel Reeves to announce significant spending cuts in her March 26th spring statement; the government insists it will not raise taxes.
UK Chancellor Announces Spending Cuts to Address £9.9 Billion Fiscal Gap
The UK's Labour government faces a £9.9 billion fiscal shortfall, forcing Chancellor Rachel Reeves to announce significant spending cuts in her March 26th spring statement; the government insists it will not raise taxes.
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52% Bias Score
UK Government Review Exposes Harms of Prioritizing Gender Identity Over Biological Sex
A UK government review exposes how prioritizing gender identity over biological sex in institutions like the NHS and police has led to misdiagnosis, compromised women's safety, and inaccurate data collection, causing significant harm.
UK Government Review Exposes Harms of Prioritizing Gender Identity Over Biological Sex
A UK government review exposes how prioritizing gender identity over biological sex in institutions like the NHS and police has led to misdiagnosis, compromised women's safety, and inaccurate data collection, causing significant harm.
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68% Bias Score
UK Budget Deficit Soars, Exceeding Predictions
The UK's February budget deficit reached £10.7 billion, exceeding predictions by £4.1 billion and marking the fourth highest since 1993; this comes as the government prepares for the spring statement and amid economic challenges.
UK Budget Deficit Soars, Exceeding Predictions
The UK's February budget deficit reached £10.7 billion, exceeding predictions by £4.1 billion and marking the fourth highest since 1993; this comes as the government prepares for the spring statement and amid economic challenges.
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56% Bias Score
Labour Party embroiled in sexism row over alleged briefings against female ministers"
A major row has engulfed the UK Labour Party following allegations that Health Secretary Wes Streeting's allies are briefing negatively against female cabinet ministers, potentially in preparation for a future leadership contest; Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was informed of the briefings at last week'...
Labour Party embroiled in sexism row over alleged briefings against female ministers"
A major row has engulfed the UK Labour Party following allegations that Health Secretary Wes Streeting's allies are briefing negatively against female cabinet ministers, potentially in preparation for a future leadership contest; Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was informed of the briefings at last week'...
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60% Bias Score
Badenoch's Weak PMQs Performances Fuel Concerns About Tory Leadership
Kemi Badenoch's performance at Prime Minister's Questions is widely criticized as ineffective, hurting her leadership image and Tory party morale, with low poll numbers and internal dissent raising concerns about her future.
Badenoch's Weak PMQs Performances Fuel Concerns About Tory Leadership
Kemi Badenoch's performance at Prime Minister's Questions is widely criticized as ineffective, hurting her leadership image and Tory party morale, with low poll numbers and internal dissent raising concerns about her future.
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52% Bias Score
Reeves Faces Union Opposition Amidst Civil Service Cuts and US Tech Deal
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans 50,000 civil service job cuts, faces union opposition, and negotiates a \$700 million tax break for US tech companies while facing pressure to prevent pension tax increases for low-income earners.
Reeves Faces Union Opposition Amidst Civil Service Cuts and US Tech Deal
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans 50,000 civil service job cuts, faces union opposition, and negotiates a \$700 million tax break for US tech companies while facing pressure to prevent pension tax increases for low-income earners.
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64% Bias Score
UK MPs Get 2.8% Pay Raise, Pending Review
UK MPs will receive a 2.8% pay increase to £93,904 annually in April, mirroring public sector adjustments, although a full review is pending by July. The House of Lords will also see a similar increase in daily attendance allowances.
UK MPs Get 2.8% Pay Raise, Pending Review
UK MPs will receive a 2.8% pay increase to £93,904 annually in April, mirroring public sector adjustments, although a full review is pending by July. The House of Lords will also see a similar increase in daily attendance allowances.
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40% Bias Score
Musicians Urge £250m UK Music Education Investment
Musicians including Ed Sheeran are campaigning for a £250 million UK music education package, citing a 21% decrease in state school music provision and a decline in music industry talent, aiming to reverse decades of underfunding and boost the sector's future.
Musicians Urge £250m UK Music Education Investment
Musicians including Ed Sheeran are campaigning for a £250 million UK music education package, citing a 21% decrease in state school music provision and a decline in music industry talent, aiming to reverse decades of underfunding and boost the sector's future.
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48% Bias Score
UK Delays AI Safety Bill to Appease Trump Administration
The UK government is delaying its AI safety bill to appease the Trump administration, despite concerns about AI risks and previous commitments to AI safety regulations.
UK Delays AI Safety Bill to Appease Trump Administration
The UK government is delaying its AI safety bill to appease the Trump administration, despite concerns about AI risks and previous commitments to AI safety regulations.
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48% Bias Score
UK to Train 60,000 Construction Workers to Boost Housing and Economic Growth
The UK government is investing £600 million to train 60,000 construction workers by 2029 to address over 35,000 job vacancies and overcome a critical skill shortage hindering a 1.5 million home-building target and overall economic growth.
UK to Train 60,000 Construction Workers to Boost Housing and Economic Growth
The UK government is investing £600 million to train 60,000 construction workers by 2029 to address over 35,000 job vacancies and overcome a critical skill shortage hindering a 1.5 million home-building target and overall economic growth.
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60% Bias Score
UK Government Announces £10bn Spending Cuts Amidst Political Backlash
The UK government announced £10bn in spending cuts, including £5bn in welfare cuts, to meet fiscal targets and avoid a bond market crisis, prompting criticism and raising concerns about social impacts and the government's broader agenda.
UK Government Announces £10bn Spending Cuts Amidst Political Backlash
The UK government announced £10bn in spending cuts, including £5bn in welfare cuts, to meet fiscal targets and avoid a bond market crisis, prompting criticism and raising concerns about social impacts and the government's broader agenda.
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56% Bias Score
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