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UK Performing Arts Leaders Oppose AI Copyright Exemption
More than 30 UK performing arts leaders are urging the government to reconsider plans that would allow AI companies to use artists' copyrighted work without permission, citing concerns about the economic impact on freelancers and the creative ecosystem.
UK Performing Arts Leaders Oppose AI Copyright Exemption
More than 30 UK performing arts leaders are urging the government to reconsider plans that would allow AI companies to use artists' copyrighted work without permission, citing concerns about the economic impact on freelancers and the creative ecosystem.
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52% Bias Score


Royal Navy Escorts Two Russian Warships from English Channel
The Royal Navy deployed HMS Cattistock and HMS Somerset to escort two Russian warships, the Severomorsk and Aleksandr Shabalin, away from UK territorial waters on March 16th, following their detection in the English Channel by the RAF and Belgian navy; this comes weeks after another Russian warship ...
Royal Navy Escorts Two Russian Warships from English Channel
The Royal Navy deployed HMS Cattistock and HMS Somerset to escort two Russian warships, the Severomorsk and Aleksandr Shabalin, away from UK territorial waters on March 16th, following their detection in the English Channel by the RAF and Belgian navy; this comes weeks after another Russian warship ...
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52% Bias Score


Spanish Circulatory Disease Deaths Prompt Polypill Debate
In Spain, circulatory diseases caused over 120,000 deaths in 2023; a proposed polypill for those over 50 aims to prevent thousands of these deaths, but experts debate its efficacy compared to lifestyle changes.
Spanish Circulatory Disease Deaths Prompt Polypill Debate
In Spain, circulatory diseases caused over 120,000 deaths in 2023; a proposed polypill for those over 50 aims to prevent thousands of these deaths, but experts debate its efficacy compared to lifestyle changes.
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40% Bias Score


Carney's European Trip and Amsterdam University Strike
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney begins his first international trip in Paris and London, skipping a customary US visit due to current sensitivities; Amsterdam University staff and students continue their strike against budget cuts; St. Patrick's Day is celebrated globally.
Carney's European Trip and Amsterdam University Strike
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney begins his first international trip in Paris and London, skipping a customary US visit due to current sensitivities; Amsterdam University staff and students continue their strike against budget cuts; St. Patrick's Day is celebrated globally.
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36% Bias Score


FCA Bans Crispin Odey, Imposes £1.8m Fine for Obstructing Sexual Harassment Investigation
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) banned hedge fund manager Crispin Odey from the City and fined him £1.8m for obstructing a sexual harassment investigation between December 2021 and November 2022, actions which led to the closure of his firm Odey Asset Management in October 2023.
FCA Bans Crispin Odey, Imposes £1.8m Fine for Obstructing Sexual Harassment Investigation
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) banned hedge fund manager Crispin Odey from the City and fined him £1.8m for obstructing a sexual harassment investigation between December 2021 and November 2022, actions which led to the closure of his firm Odey Asset Management in October 2023.
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44% Bias Score


One Million Children to Lose Free School Meals in England by 2028
One million children in England face losing free school meals by 2028 as legacy benefit recipients transition to Universal Credit, despite calls to extend protections, highlighting concerns about child poverty and inequalities in access to nutritious food.
One Million Children to Lose Free School Meals in England by 2028
One million children in England face losing free school meals by 2028 as legacy benefit recipients transition to Universal Credit, despite calls to extend protections, highlighting concerns about child poverty and inequalities in access to nutritious food.
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40% Bias Score

Teenager Dies After Undiagnosed Asthma Attack at Royal Free Hospital
16-year-old Billie Wicks died after being discharged from Royal Free Hospital in London following an undiagnosed asthma attack; a coroner's report criticized understaffing, inadequate observations, and the 'safety netting' approach, highlighting systemic issues and calling for action to prevent futu...

Teenager Dies After Undiagnosed Asthma Attack at Royal Free Hospital
16-year-old Billie Wicks died after being discharged from Royal Free Hospital in London following an undiagnosed asthma attack; a coroner's report criticized understaffing, inadequate observations, and the 'safety netting' approach, highlighting systemic issues and calling for action to prevent futu...
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48% Bias Score

Citizen's Arrests Attempted Against Thames Water Executives
Environmental campaigners attempted to citizen's arrest Thames Water's CEO and CFO for public nuisance due to alleged illegal sewage discharge, financial mismanagement, and unsafe infrastructure, submitting a draft indictment to police amidst a £3bn bailout and proposed 59% water bill hike following...

Citizen's Arrests Attempted Against Thames Water Executives
Environmental campaigners attempted to citizen's arrest Thames Water's CEO and CFO for public nuisance due to alleged illegal sewage discharge, financial mismanagement, and unsafe infrastructure, submitting a draft indictment to police amidst a £3bn bailout and proposed 59% water bill hike following...
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64% Bias Score

Moldovan MP Arrested in London Over £65 Billion Laundromat Scheme
Former Moldovan MP Veaceslav Platon, allegedly a mastermind behind the Laundromat money laundering scheme that moved £16-£65 billion through Moldova into the UK and other countries, was arrested in London on March 13th, 2024, and faces extradition.

Moldovan MP Arrested in London Over £65 Billion Laundromat Scheme
Former Moldovan MP Veaceslav Platon, allegedly a mastermind behind the Laundromat money laundering scheme that moved £16-£65 billion through Moldova into the UK and other countries, was arrested in London on March 13th, 2024, and faces extradition.
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56% Bias Score

UK Government to Cut \£5-6 Billion from Benefits Bill
The UK government plans to cut its \£5-6 billion benefits bill by reforming PIP and Universal Credit, aiming to incentivize work while supporting those genuinely in need, although concerns exist about its impact on vulnerable individuals.

UK Government to Cut \£5-6 Billion from Benefits Bill
The UK government plans to cut its \£5-6 billion benefits bill by reforming PIP and Universal Credit, aiming to incentivize work while supporting those genuinely in need, although concerns exist about its impact on vulnerable individuals.
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40% Bias Score

Birmingham Drug Gang Jailed for 77 Years After Violent Raid
Nine members of a Birmingham-based drug gang were jailed for over 77 years after a violent raid in May 2021, where they stole £225,000 worth of drugs and were caught on CCTV; police used CCTV footage and mobile phone data to secure convictions.

Birmingham Drug Gang Jailed for 77 Years After Violent Raid
Nine members of a Birmingham-based drug gang were jailed for over 77 years after a violent raid in May 2021, where they stole £225,000 worth of drugs and were caught on CCTV; police used CCTV footage and mobile phone data to secure convictions.
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64% Bias Score

Carney's First Trip: Paris, London, Arctic, and a Message to Trump
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney started his first international trip in Paris, meeting Emmanuel Macron, then visiting London and the Canadian Arctic to strengthen alliances and assert Arctic sovereignty amid trade disputes with the US.

Carney's First Trip: Paris, London, Arctic, and a Message to Trump
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney started his first international trip in Paris, meeting Emmanuel Macron, then visiting London and the Canadian Arctic to strengthen alliances and assert Arctic sovereignty amid trade disputes with the US.
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56% Bias Score
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