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UK Labour's £6bn Disability Benefit Cuts Face Criticism Amidst Employment Concerns
The UK Labour government's £6bn cut to disability benefits, predicted to affect 400,000 people and save only 3% in employment costs, raises concerns about worsening poverty and undermining employment prospects, contradicting independent analyses showing a link to rising mental health diagnoses rathe...
UK Labour's £6bn Disability Benefit Cuts Face Criticism Amidst Employment Concerns
The UK Labour government's £6bn cut to disability benefits, predicted to affect 400,000 people and save only 3% in employment costs, raises concerns about worsening poverty and undermining employment prospects, contradicting independent analyses showing a link to rising mental health diagnoses rathe...
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56% Bias Score
UK's Lenient Sentencing Sparks Public Safety Debate
The UK government's lenient sentencing policies, including reduced prison terms and alternative custody options, have resulted in mass prisoner releases and sparked criticism over public safety concerns, exemplified by cases of repeat offenders receiving minimal punishment, while the asylum system f...
UK's Lenient Sentencing Sparks Public Safety Debate
The UK government's lenient sentencing policies, including reduced prison terms and alternative custody options, have resulted in mass prisoner releases and sparked criticism over public safety concerns, exemplified by cases of repeat offenders receiving minimal punishment, while the asylum system f...
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76% Bias Score
UK Parliament Removes High Court Oversight from Assisted Dying Bill
The UK Parliament's committee reviewing the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill voted to replace High Court approval for assisted dying with expert panels, sparking controversy among MPs and advocacy groups; the bill now requires approval from a three-member panel including a senior legal figur...
UK Parliament Removes High Court Oversight from Assisted Dying Bill
The UK Parliament's committee reviewing the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill voted to replace High Court approval for assisted dying with expert panels, sparking controversy among MPs and advocacy groups; the bill now requires approval from a three-member panel including a senior legal figur...
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56% Bias Score
UK Arrests Militant; Deportation Blocked, Raising Security Fears
A Palestinian militant, Abu Wadee, with a history of anti-Semitic statements and ties to a violent group, was arrested in the UK after arriving illegally via a migrant boat; however, his deportation is blocked due to legal limitations, raising serious national security concerns.
UK Arrests Militant; Deportation Blocked, Raising Security Fears
A Palestinian militant, Abu Wadee, with a history of anti-Semitic statements and ties to a violent group, was arrested in the UK after arriving illegally via a migrant boat; however, his deportation is blocked due to legal limitations, raising serious national security concerns.
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72% Bias Score
Met Police Investigates Reform UK MP for Alleged Threats
Suspended Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe is under Metropolitan Police investigation for alleged verbal threats made between December 2024 and February 2025 against party chairman Zia Yusuf, prompting internal party divisions and raising questions about workplace bullying allegations.
Met Police Investigates Reform UK MP for Alleged Threats
Suspended Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe is under Metropolitan Police investigation for alleged verbal threats made between December 2024 and February 2025 against party chairman Zia Yusuf, prompting internal party divisions and raising questions about workplace bullying allegations.
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60% Bias Score
Internal Conflict Rocks Reform Party
Reform MP Rupert Lowe was removed from the party after criticizing leader Nigel Farage, creating internal conflict and attracting attention from Elon Musk, who may financially back Lowe.
Internal Conflict Rocks Reform Party
Reform MP Rupert Lowe was removed from the party after criticizing leader Nigel Farage, creating internal conflict and attracting attention from Elon Musk, who may financially back Lowe.
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64% Bias Score
UK Government to Abolish Payment Systems Regulator
The UK government plans to abolish the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) to boost economic growth, despite this requiring new laws and not resulting in immediate cost savings; this follows the creation of 27 new quangos by the Labour government since the election.
UK Government to Abolish Payment Systems Regulator
The UK government plans to abolish the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) to boost economic growth, despite this requiring new laws and not resulting in immediate cost savings; this follows the creation of 27 new quangos by the Labour government since the election.
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56% Bias Score
UK Treasury Unit Targets Billions in Spending Cuts
The UK government's Office for Value for Money (OVfM) aims to cut £4 billion in annual departmental spending, starting with investigations into short-term accommodation costs, including those for asylum seekers (reaching £2.3 billion in 2022-23), and multi-billion pound "mega-projects".
UK Treasury Unit Targets Billions in Spending Cuts
The UK government's Office for Value for Money (OVfM) aims to cut £4 billion in annual departmental spending, starting with investigations into short-term accommodation costs, including those for asylum seekers (reaching £2.3 billion in 2022-23), and multi-billion pound "mega-projects".
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52% Bias Score
UK Conservatives Propose Sweeping Changes to Deport Foreign Criminals
The Conservative Party in the UK proposed amendments to the Labour government's borders bill to allow deportation of all foreign criminals, regardless of sentence length, and to stop issuing visas to countries refusing repatriation; this follows 104,000 convictions of foreign nationals (including 38...
UK Conservatives Propose Sweeping Changes to Deport Foreign Criminals
The Conservative Party in the UK proposed amendments to the Labour government's borders bill to allow deportation of all foreign criminals, regardless of sentence length, and to stop issuing visas to countries refusing repatriation; this follows 104,000 convictions of foreign nationals (including 38...
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60% Bias Score
UK to Streamline Planning Rules to Speed Up Development
The UK government is reforming planning rules to reduce the number of organizations consulted on development projects, aiming to speed up building and address delays; this follows criticism of the government's own numerous reviews and consultations.
UK to Streamline Planning Rules to Speed Up Development
The UK government is reforming planning rules to reduce the number of organizations consulted on development projects, aiming to speed up building and address delays; this follows criticism of the government's own numerous reviews and consultations.
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48% Bias Score
UK Government to Expand Land Seizure Powers for Housing
The UK government is introducing a bill to increase councils' powers to seize land via compulsory purchase orders (CPOs), removing the 'hope value' to lower costs and speed up housebuilding, despite concerns from rural groups about potential impacts on farmers and green spaces.
UK Government to Expand Land Seizure Powers for Housing
The UK government is introducing a bill to increase councils' powers to seize land via compulsory purchase orders (CPOs), removing the 'hope value' to lower costs and speed up housebuilding, despite concerns from rural groups about potential impacts on farmers and green spaces.
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36% Bias Score
UK Government Halts Post-Brexit Farming Payment Scheme
The UK government unexpectedly halted its post-Brexit Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) program, leaving 224 farmers without funding and causing widespread anger among agricultural groups due to the lack of a replacement plan and slow application processes.
UK Government Halts Post-Brexit Farming Payment Scheme
The UK government unexpectedly halted its post-Brexit Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) program, leaving 224 farmers without funding and causing widespread anger among agricultural groups due to the lack of a replacement plan and slow application processes.
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52% Bias Score
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