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UK Cacio e Pepe Recipe Sparks Italy-UK Culinary Crisis
A UK food website's cacio e pepe recipe, including Parmesan cheese and butter—ingredients not traditionally used—sparked outrage in Italy, resulting in formal complaints to the publisher and British ambassador, and a subsequent recipe update.
UK Cacio e Pepe Recipe Sparks Italy-UK Culinary Crisis
A UK food website's cacio e pepe recipe, including Parmesan cheese and butter—ingredients not traditionally used—sparked outrage in Italy, resulting in formal complaints to the publisher and British ambassador, and a subsequent recipe update.
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56% Bias Score
UK Migrant Arrivals Near 50,000 Since Labour Election
As of Sunday, nearly 50,000 migrants have reached Britain by small boats since Labour's election, following a new deal with France, sparking political debate and protests.
UK Migrant Arrivals Near 50,000 Since Labour Election
As of Sunday, nearly 50,000 migrants have reached Britain by small boats since Labour's election, following a new deal with France, sparking political debate and protests.
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Mass Arrests of Palestine Action Supporters in London Spark International Concern
532 people were arrested in London on August 9th for supporting the banned Palestine Action group, raising concerns about the UK government's use of anti-terrorism laws and the impact on freedom of expression. The average age of those arrested was 54, with 147 aged 60-69.
Mass Arrests of Palestine Action Supporters in London Spark International Concern
532 people were arrested in London on August 9th for supporting the banned Palestine Action group, raising concerns about the UK government's use of anti-terrorism laws and the impact on freedom of expression. The average age of those arrested was 54, with 147 aged 60-69.
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60% Bias Score
Proposed UK Driving Law Changes: Mandatory Eye Tests for Over-70s and Stricter Drink-Drive Limit
The UK government is considering mandatory eye tests for drivers over 70 and a stricter drink-drive limit in England and Wales to improve road safety following a coroner's report highlighting the current system's laxity, citing 1,600 deaths annually.
Proposed UK Driving Law Changes: Mandatory Eye Tests for Over-70s and Stricter Drink-Drive Limit
The UK government is considering mandatory eye tests for drivers over 70 and a stricter drink-drive limit in England and Wales to improve road safety following a coroner's report highlighting the current system's laxity, citing 1,600 deaths annually.
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44% Bias Score
UK Dividend Allowance Cut Impacts 1.3 Million Taxpayers
The UK government's cut to the dividend allowance from £2,000 to £500 in 2023 has unexpectedly affected over 1.3 million people, generating substantial extra tax revenue for the government, projected to reach £940 million by 2027/28.
UK Dividend Allowance Cut Impacts 1.3 Million Taxpayers
The UK government's cut to the dividend allowance from £2,000 to £500 in 2023 has unexpectedly affected over 1.3 million people, generating substantial extra tax revenue for the government, projected to reach £940 million by 2027/28.
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48% Bias Score
Children of Britain's 'Black Widow' Gangster Speak Out
Linda Calvey's children reveal the devastating impact of having a mother who was one of Britain's most notorious gangsters, describing a childhood marked by violence, loss, and the long-term effects of their mother's criminal lifestyle.
Children of Britain's 'Black Widow' Gangster Speak Out
Linda Calvey's children reveal the devastating impact of having a mother who was one of Britain's most notorious gangsters, describing a childhood marked by violence, loss, and the long-term effects of their mother's criminal lifestyle.
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48% Bias Score
Narco Subs: A New Threat to UK Drug Smuggling
Experts warn that drug cartels may be using unmanned underwater drones, or 'narco subs,' to smuggle cocaine into Britain, a concerning technological escalation given the NCA's 60 investigations into at-sea drop-offs last year primarily involving small boats.
Narco Subs: A New Threat to UK Drug Smuggling
Experts warn that drug cartels may be using unmanned underwater drones, or 'narco subs,' to smuggle cocaine into Britain, a concerning technological escalation given the NCA's 60 investigations into at-sea drop-offs last year primarily involving small boats.
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40% Bias Score
UK Government Sued Over Cumbria Coalmine Block, Facing Taxpayer-Funded Compensation
A Singaporean firm is suing the UK government for blocking a new coalmine in Cumbria, potentially costing UK taxpayers millions in compensation due to investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) rules; this is the first such case against the UK brought by a fossil fuel company.
UK Government Sued Over Cumbria Coalmine Block, Facing Taxpayer-Funded Compensation
A Singaporean firm is suing the UK government for blocking a new coalmine in Cumbria, potentially costing UK taxpayers millions in compensation due to investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) rules; this is the first such case against the UK brought by a fossil fuel company.
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Mass Arrests of Palestine Action Supporters Spark Controversy in UK
Over 500 people, half over 60, were arrested in the UK for allegedly supporting the banned Palestine Action group, whose activities mainly involve property damage, not violence, a fact acknowledged in a government intelligence assessment contradicting official statements.
Mass Arrests of Palestine Action Supporters Spark Controversy in UK
Over 500 people, half over 60, were arrested in the UK for allegedly supporting the banned Palestine Action group, whose activities mainly involve property damage, not violence, a fact acknowledged in a government intelligence assessment contradicting official statements.
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40% Bias Score
Edinburgh Academy Teacher Found Guilty of Child Abuse
A Scottish court found former Edinburgh Academy PE teacher John Young guilty of abusing over a dozen pupils with physical assaults and indecent acts between 1966 and 1993; however, due to his ill health, no further action will be taken.
Edinburgh Academy Teacher Found Guilty of Child Abuse
A Scottish court found former Edinburgh Academy PE teacher John Young guilty of abusing over a dozen pupils with physical assaults and indecent acts between 1966 and 1993; however, due to his ill health, no further action will be taken.
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44% Bias Score
UK to Overhaul Road Safety Laws, Targeting Older Drivers and Drink-Driving
The UK government plans to update road safety laws, including potential bans for over-70s failing eyesight tests, a lower drink-drive limit, and tougher penalties for uninsured driving and seatbelt violations, aiming to reduce the 1,633 deaths and nearly 28,000 serious injuries on UK roads last year...
UK to Overhaul Road Safety Laws, Targeting Older Drivers and Drink-Driving
The UK government plans to update road safety laws, including potential bans for over-70s failing eyesight tests, a lower drink-drive limit, and tougher penalties for uninsured driving and seatbelt violations, aiming to reduce the 1,633 deaths and nearly 28,000 serious injuries on UK roads last year...
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32% Bias Score
UK Announces Stricter Road Safety Measures
The UK government announced stricter road safety measures for England and Wales, including mandatory eye tests for over-70s every three years and a lower drink-drive limit, aiming to reduce road deaths and injuries despite a recent plateau in improvements.
UK Announces Stricter Road Safety Measures
The UK government announced stricter road safety measures for England and Wales, including mandatory eye tests for over-70s every three years and a lower drink-drive limit, aiming to reduce road deaths and injuries despite a recent plateau in improvements.
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52% Bias Score
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