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Migrant Boat Departs France for UK Despite New Return Scheme
A small boat carrying migrants departed from a French beach near Calais this morning, heading towards the UK, despite the new 'one in, one out' migrant return scheme recently implemented by the UK government, which has already faced criticism and challenges.
Migrant Boat Departs France for UK Despite New Return Scheme
A small boat carrying migrants departed from a French beach near Calais this morning, heading towards the UK, despite the new 'one in, one out' migrant return scheme recently implemented by the UK government, which has already faced criticism and challenges.
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48% Bias Score
NS&I Faces Criticism Over Unclaimed Premium Bonds and Poor Customer Service
NS&I holds over £105 million in unclaimed Premium Bonds, highlighting poor customer service, including issues with tracing lost accounts and handling bereavement claims; the bank missed customer satisfaction targets for several years and is facing criticism for outdated processes.
NS&I Faces Criticism Over Unclaimed Premium Bonds and Poor Customer Service
NS&I holds over £105 million in unclaimed Premium Bonds, highlighting poor customer service, including issues with tracing lost accounts and handling bereavement claims; the bank missed customer satisfaction targets for several years and is facing criticism for outdated processes.
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48% Bias Score
Hornsea Uniform Swap: A Community Solution to Cost and Waste
The Great Big Hornsea Uniform Swap, held on Saturday at East Riding Leisure Hornsea due to high demand, provided free school uniforms to parents and carers, saving families hundreds of pounds and diverting clothing from landfills.
Hornsea Uniform Swap: A Community Solution to Cost and Waste
The Great Big Hornsea Uniform Swap, held on Saturday at East Riding Leisure Hornsea due to high demand, provided free school uniforms to parents and carers, saving families hundreds of pounds and diverting clothing from landfills.
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32% Bias Score
UK Sees Widespread Anti-Migrant Protests, Leading to Clashes and Arrests
Anti-migrant protests across the UK resulted in clashes with police, road closures, and arrests in multiple cities, fueled by concerns over illegal immigration and government inaction, while counter-protests defended refugees' rights.
UK Sees Widespread Anti-Migrant Protests, Leading to Clashes and Arrests
Anti-migrant protests across the UK resulted in clashes with police, road closures, and arrests in multiple cities, fueled by concerns over illegal immigration and government inaction, while counter-protests defended refugees' rights.
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64% Bias Score
King Charles to Commemorate 80th Anniversary of VJ Day
King Charles will deliver a pre-recorded address to the nation on August 15th, commemorating the 80th anniversary of VJ Day, which marks the surrender of Japan to the Allies. A service of remembrance, attended by the Royal Family, veterans, and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, will be held at the Na...
King Charles to Commemorate 80th Anniversary of VJ Day
King Charles will deliver a pre-recorded address to the nation on August 15th, commemorating the 80th anniversary of VJ Day, which marks the surrender of Japan to the Allies. A service of remembrance, attended by the Royal Family, veterans, and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, will be held at the Na...
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20% Bias Score
Only 1% of Reported Disability Hate Crimes Result in Charges in England and Wales
An investigation by Leonard Cheshire and United Response found that of more than 11,000 disability hate crimes reported to police in England and Wales in 2022, only 1% resulted in charges, highlighting systemic issues in the handling of such crimes and leaving victims feeling unsupported.
Only 1% of Reported Disability Hate Crimes Result in Charges in England and Wales
An investigation by Leonard Cheshire and United Response found that of more than 11,000 disability hate crimes reported to police in England and Wales in 2022, only 1% resulted in charges, highlighting systemic issues in the handling of such crimes and leaving victims feeling unsupported.
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36% Bias Score
Montebello Islands Nuclear Test Legacy: Contamination and Health Impacts
Descendants of Australian servicemen involved in British nuclear tests at the Montebello Islands in the 1950s have returned to the site, discovering elevated plutonium levels in the sediment up to 4500 times greater than other parts of the WA coastline and uncovering a legacy of death, illness, and ...
Montebello Islands Nuclear Test Legacy: Contamination and Health Impacts
Descendants of Australian servicemen involved in British nuclear tests at the Montebello Islands in the 1950s have returned to the site, discovering elevated plutonium levels in the sediment up to 4500 times greater than other parts of the WA coastline and uncovering a legacy of death, illness, and ...
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40% Bias Score
200 Arrested at London Protest Supporting Banned "Palestine Action"
British police arrested 200 people at a London demonstration supporting the banned group "Palestine Action," which was outlawed after vandalizing military aircraft and disrupting Israeli-linked businesses; the arrests highlight the UK government's firm response to the group's activities.
200 Arrested at London Protest Supporting Banned "Palestine Action"
British police arrested 200 people at a London demonstration supporting the banned group "Palestine Action," which was outlawed after vandalizing military aircraft and disrupting Israeli-linked businesses; the arrests highlight the UK government's firm response to the group's activities.
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40% Bias Score
Rotherham Abuse Investigation Transferred to NCA
Following concerns over a potential conflict of interest and survivors' lack of faith, the investigation into allegations of historical sexual abuse by South Yorkshire Police officers in Rotherham has been transferred to the National Crime Agency (NCA).
Rotherham Abuse Investigation Transferred to NCA
Following concerns over a potential conflict of interest and survivors' lack of faith, the investigation into allegations of historical sexual abuse by South Yorkshire Police officers in Rotherham has been transferred to the National Crime Agency (NCA).
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24% Bias Score
US, UK Differ on Gaza Strategy as Israel Plans City Occupation
Vice President Vance, in London, affirmed the U.S. and U.K. share the goal of peace in Gaza but differ on strategy; the U.S. won't recognize a Palestinian state currently, while Israel plans to occupy Gaza City, a move expected to draw international criticism.
US, UK Differ on Gaza Strategy as Israel Plans City Occupation
Vice President Vance, in London, affirmed the U.S. and U.K. share the goal of peace in Gaza but differ on strategy; the U.S. won't recognize a Palestinian state currently, while Israel plans to occupy Gaza City, a move expected to draw international criticism.
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48% Bias Score
Sheffield School Stabbing: 15-Year-Old Found Guilty of Murder
A 15-year-old boy was found guilty of murdering his classmate, Harvey Willgoose, at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield on February 3, following an argument that escalated from Snapchat to a fatal stabbing; the school and police are now facing investigations into their handling of prior inc...
Sheffield School Stabbing: 15-Year-Old Found Guilty of Murder
A 15-year-old boy was found guilty of murdering his classmate, Harvey Willgoose, at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield on February 3, following an argument that escalated from Snapchat to a fatal stabbing; the school and police are now facing investigations into their handling of prior inc...
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40% Bias Score
CPS admits error in dropping rape case due to sexsomnia defense
In 2017, Jade McCrossen-Nethercott reported being raped; the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) initially dropped the case due to a sexsomnia defense, but later admitted their error, highlighting flaws in their process and the low prosecution rate of rape cases in England and Wales.
CPS admits error in dropping rape case due to sexsomnia defense
In 2017, Jade McCrossen-Nethercott reported being raped; the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) initially dropped the case due to a sexsomnia defense, but later admitted their error, highlighting flaws in their process and the low prosecution rate of rape cases in England and Wales.
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48% Bias Score
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