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Albanian Independence Day Celebration Causes Major Traffic Disruption in London
On November 28, thousands of Albanians in London celebrated their nation's 112th independence day, causing major traffic disruption in central London, prompting a Section 35 dispersal order from the Metropolitan Police, though no arrests were made.
Albanian Independence Day Celebration Causes Major Traffic Disruption in London
On November 28, thousands of Albanians in London celebrated their nation's 112th independence day, causing major traffic disruption in central London, prompting a Section 35 dispersal order from the Metropolitan Police, though no arrests were made.
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UK Soldier Convicted of Passing Secrets to Iran
A British jury convicted former soldier Daniel Abed Khalife of passing classified information to Iran's IRGC between 2019 and 2022, violating UK security laws, despite his claim of being a double agent; he was also found not guilty of a separate bomb hoax charge.
UK Soldier Convicted of Passing Secrets to Iran
A British jury convicted former soldier Daniel Abed Khalife of passing classified information to Iran's IRGC between 2019 and 2022, violating UK security laws, despite his claim of being a double agent; he was also found not guilty of a separate bomb hoax charge.
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40% Bias Score
UK Reinstates Visas for Colombian Tourists Amid Asylum Surge
The UK government reinstated visa requirements for Colombian tourists starting November 26th, 2024, due to a massive increase in asylum applications and border rejections from Colombian citizens since the visa waiver was introduced in November 2022.
UK Reinstates Visas for Colombian Tourists Amid Asylum Surge
The UK government reinstated visa requirements for Colombian tourists starting November 26th, 2024, due to a massive increase in asylum applications and border rejections from Colombian citizens since the visa waiver was introduced in November 2022.
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40% Bias Score
Ransomware Attack Hits Global Software Firm
A major software supply-chain company, Blue Yonder, was hit by a ransomware attack impacting its clients, including major grocery chains in the UK and US.
Ransomware Attack Hits Global Software Firm
A major software supply-chain company, Blue Yonder, was hit by a ransomware attack impacting its clients, including major grocery chains in the UK and US.
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Storm Bert Wreaks Havoc Across Britain
Storm Bert battered Britain, causing widespread flooding, power outages, and at least three deaths.
Storm Bert Wreaks Havoc Across Britain
Storm Bert battered Britain, causing widespread flooding, power outages, and at least three deaths.
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Birmingham Businesses Struggle Amidst Rise in Shoplifting
Shoplifting and drug dealing are plaguing Erdington High Street in Birmingham, forcing businesses to close and residents to fear for their safety. A new policing initiative aims to tackle the problem.
Birmingham Businesses Struggle Amidst Rise in Shoplifting
Shoplifting and drug dealing are plaguing Erdington High Street in Birmingham, forcing businesses to close and residents to fear for their safety. A new policing initiative aims to tackle the problem.
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40% Bias Score
Barber's Autism-Sensitive Approach Garners 800,000+ Views
Derbyshire barber Adam Farmer's video showing him cutting the hair of an autistic boy has garnered over 800,000 views. His autism-sensitive approach involves patience, communication, and additional training to ensure a comfortable experience, addressing challenges faced by autistic clients and highl...
Barber's Autism-Sensitive Approach Garners 800,000+ Views
Derbyshire barber Adam Farmer's video showing him cutting the hair of an autistic boy has garnered over 800,000 views. His autism-sensitive approach involves patience, communication, and additional training to ensure a comfortable experience, addressing challenges faced by autistic clients and highl...
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Woman receives suspended sentence for starving up to 10 cats to death
A 24-year-old woman, Lynsey Alcock, was given a 26-week suspended jail sentence for neglecting up to ten cats found dead in her filthy Skelmersdale flat, which was filled with rubbish and infested with flies; the cats showed signs of starvation and cannibalism.
Woman receives suspended sentence for starving up to 10 cats to death
A 24-year-old woman, Lynsey Alcock, was given a 26-week suspended jail sentence for neglecting up to ten cats found dead in her filthy Skelmersdale flat, which was filled with rubbish and infested with flies; the cats showed signs of starvation and cannibalism.
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Northampton Station Flooding Causes Week-Long Rail Disruption
Storm Bert caused severe flooding at Northampton station, submerging signals and equipment, leading to West Coast Main Line disruption for the rest of the week, with road transport replacing trains between certain stations while repairs to hundreds of signaling components are undertaken.
Northampton Station Flooding Causes Week-Long Rail Disruption
Storm Bert caused severe flooding at Northampton station, submerging signals and equipment, leading to West Coast Main Line disruption for the rest of the week, with road transport replacing trains between certain stations while repairs to hundreds of signaling components are undertaken.
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24% Bias Score
UK Overseas Territories Resist Transparency Push
The UK's overseas territories are facing pressure to implement public beneficial ownership registers to combat financial crime, but many have been slow to comply.
UK Overseas Territories Resist Transparency Push
The UK's overseas territories are facing pressure to implement public beneficial ownership registers to combat financial crime, but many have been slow to comply.
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UK to Tackle Drink Spiking
The UK government is taking action against drink spiking, including making it a specific criminal offence and providing training for bar staff. The prime minister and Labour leader are coordinating efforts.
UK to Tackle Drink Spiking
The UK government is taking action against drink spiking, including making it a specific criminal offence and providing training for bar staff. The prime minister and Labour leader are coordinating efforts.
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UK to Cut Benefits for Young People Refusing Work
The UK government plans welfare reforms to tackle youth unemployment, offering training or work opportunities in exchange for maintaining benefits.
UK to Cut Benefits for Young People Refusing Work
The UK government plans welfare reforms to tackle youth unemployment, offering training or work opportunities in exchange for maintaining benefits.
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48% Bias Score
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