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Irish Government Faces Legal Challenge Over Omagh Bomb Inquiry
Shawneen Conway, whose brother died in the 1998 Omagh bombing, is legally challenging the Republic of Ireland to conduct its own public inquiry, criticizing the government's lack of empathy and arguing that a UK-only inquiry is insufficient to uncover the full truth about intelligence and security f...
Irish Government Faces Legal Challenge Over Omagh Bomb Inquiry
Shawneen Conway, whose brother died in the 1998 Omagh bombing, is legally challenging the Republic of Ireland to conduct its own public inquiry, criticizing the government's lack of empathy and arguing that a UK-only inquiry is insufficient to uncover the full truth about intelligence and security f...
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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
Global Markets Brace for Week of Key Economic Data
The week ahead features a barrage of crucial economic indicators including inflation (China, UK, US), employment (UK), manufacturing and retail sales reports (US, China, Canada) impacting global markets and central bank decisions.
Global Markets Brace for Week of Key Economic Data
The week ahead features a barrage of crucial economic indicators including inflation (China, UK, US), employment (UK), manufacturing and retail sales reports (US, China, Canada) impacting global markets and central bank decisions.
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12% 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
Wrongly Convicted Man Loses Legal Bid to Reclaim Prison "Savings" Deduction
Michael O'Brien, wrongly convicted of murder, lost a legal challenge to reclaim £37,500 deducted from his compensation for "saved living expenses" during 11 years of wrongful imprisonment; a High Court judge rejected his claim, citing the policy change occurring after his compensation.
Wrongly Convicted Man Loses Legal Bid to Reclaim Prison "Savings" Deduction
Michael O'Brien, wrongly convicted of murder, lost a legal challenge to reclaim £37,500 deducted from his compensation for "saved living expenses" during 11 years of wrongful imprisonment; a High Court judge rejected his claim, citing the policy change occurring after his compensation.
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40% Bias Score
Welsh Island Fort Sells for Over $4 Million After Extensive Renovation
Thorne Island, a 2.49-acre private island off the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales, United Kingdom, featuring a restored 19th-century fort with modern amenities, is on sale for over £3 million ($4 million) after a £2 million ($2.7 million) renovation by its current owner, British tech entrepreneur Mike ...
Welsh Island Fort Sells for Over $4 Million After Extensive Renovation
Thorne Island, a 2.49-acre private island off the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales, United Kingdom, featuring a restored 19th-century fort with modern amenities, is on sale for over £3 million ($4 million) after a £2 million ($2.7 million) renovation by its current owner, British tech entrepreneur Mike ...
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48% Bias Score
Falklands War: Islander's Perspective on Invasion and Legacy
On April 2, 1982, Argentina invaded the British Falkland Islands, prompting a 10-week war where Britain's military response resulted in significant casualties and lasting impacts on the islands' identity and future, as told by a Falkland Islander who experienced the war.
Falklands War: Islander's Perspective on Invasion and Legacy
On April 2, 1982, Argentina invaded the British Falkland Islands, prompting a 10-week war where Britain's military response resulted in significant casualties and lasting impacts on the islands' identity and future, as told by a Falkland Islander who experienced the war.
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48% Bias Score
UK Outsources Gaza Surveillance to US Firm Amidst Internal Divisions
The UK MoD secretly contracted a US company, Straight Flight Nevada Commercial Leasing LLC, to conduct surveillance flights over Gaza to provide intelligence to the Israeli army, replacing unavailable RAF Shadow R1 drones; this action reveals a shift in UK intelligence operations and underscores int...
UK Outsources Gaza Surveillance to US Firm Amidst Internal Divisions
The UK MoD secretly contracted a US company, Straight Flight Nevada Commercial Leasing LLC, to conduct surveillance flights over Gaza to provide intelligence to the Israeli army, replacing unavailable RAF Shadow R1 drones; this action reveals a shift in UK intelligence operations and underscores int...
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48% Bias Score
Former UK Government Lawyer Arrested, Now Leads Anti-Government Protests
Former UK government lawyer Tim Crosland, 55, was arrested last month under the Terrorism Act for allegedly supporting Palestine Action, a proscribed organization. He now leads protests against the government's stance, highlighting a personal shift from government lawyer to activist.
Former UK Government Lawyer Arrested, Now Leads Anti-Government Protests
Former UK government lawyer Tim Crosland, 55, was arrested last month under the Terrorism Act for allegedly supporting Palestine Action, a proscribed organization. He now leads protests against the government's stance, highlighting a personal shift from government lawyer to activist.
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40% Bias Score
Record Asian Hornet Sightings Threaten UK Pollinators
In 2025, the UK experienced a record 73 Asian hornet sightings, exceeding previous years significantly, threatening native pollinators due to each hornet consuming 30-50 honeybees daily.
Record Asian Hornet Sightings Threaten UK Pollinators
In 2025, the UK experienced a record 73 Asian hornet sightings, exceeding previous years significantly, threatening native pollinators due to each hornet consuming 30-50 honeybees daily.
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40% Bias Score
Jonathan Sale, Veteran Journalist and Community Activist, Dies at 81
Jonathan Sale, a British journalist known for his quirky writing style, died at 81; his career included work at Punch magazine and various newspapers, along with significant community activism in South London.
Jonathan Sale, Veteran Journalist and Community Activist, Dies at 81
Jonathan Sale, a British journalist known for his quirky writing style, died at 81; his career included work at Punch magazine and various newspapers, along with significant community activism in South London.
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20% Bias Score
Labour's Migrant Deal: Day One Challenges
Tory MP Chris Philp witnessed two boats carrying numerous migrants entering UK waters on the first day of Labour's new migrant returns deal, despite apparent French inaction, directly contradicting Labour's claims that the agreement would deter illegal crossings.
Labour's Migrant Deal: Day One Challenges
Tory MP Chris Philp witnessed two boats carrying numerous migrants entering UK waters on the first day of Labour's new migrant returns deal, despite apparent French inaction, directly contradicting Labour's claims that the agreement would deter illegal crossings.
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52% Bias Score
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