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UK to Remove Foreign Students Overstaying Visas
The UK government will directly contact 130,000 international students warning them of removal if they overstay their visas or make unfounded asylum claims, amid a sharp rise in such claims from students.
UK to Remove Foreign Students Overstaying Visas
The UK government will directly contact 130,000 international students warning them of removal if they overstay their visas or make unfounded asylum claims, amid a sharp rise in such claims from students.
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UK Water Companies Spent £16.6m Fighting Legal Action Over Sewage Spills
English water companies spent £16.6 million on legal fees over five years to fight regulatory and customer lawsuits concerning environmental breaches, including illegal sewage discharges, revealing a pattern of prioritizing legal battles over infrastructure maintenance.
UK Water Companies Spent £16.6m Fighting Legal Action Over Sewage Spills
English water companies spent £16.6 million on legal fees over five years to fight regulatory and customer lawsuits concerning environmental breaches, including illegal sewage discharges, revealing a pattern of prioritizing legal battles over infrastructure maintenance.
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52% Bias Score
Russia Used British Criminals to Burn Down London Warehouse, Prosecutors Say
British prosecutors say a Wagner Group operative hired a British drug dealer and accomplices via Telegram to burn down a London warehouse storing Ukrainian humanitarian aid in March 2024, revealing a new tactic of using criminal proxies for acts of sabotage.
Russia Used British Criminals to Burn Down London Warehouse, Prosecutors Say
British prosecutors say a Wagner Group operative hired a British drug dealer and accomplices via Telegram to burn down a London warehouse storing Ukrainian humanitarian aid in March 2024, revealing a new tactic of using criminal proxies for acts of sabotage.
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44% Bias Score
Financial Barriers Limit Subject Choices for Low-Income Students
A survey reveals that 23% of English secondary school students receiving free school meals avoided subjects like geography and languages due to costs, compared to 9% of non-FSM students, highlighting financial barriers impacting educational choices.
Financial Barriers Limit Subject Choices for Low-Income Students
A survey reveals that 23% of English secondary school students receiving free school meals avoided subjects like geography and languages due to costs, compared to 9% of non-FSM students, highlighting financial barriers impacting educational choices.
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School Administrator Jailed for Sexually Abusing Pupils
Jordan Roberts, 23, a former administrator at Derby's Da Vinci Academy, was sentenced to 44 months in prison for sexually abusing three underage girls while employed at the school.
School Administrator Jailed for Sexually Abusing Pupils
Jordan Roberts, 23, a former administrator at Derby's Da Vinci Academy, was sentenced to 44 months in prison for sexually abusing three underage girls while employed at the school.
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Masked Men Attempt to Breach Asylum Seeker Hotel in West London
On Saturday, masked individuals among protesters attempted to force entry into a West London hotel housing asylum seekers, resulting in five arrests and minor injuries to two police officers, while simultaneous demonstrations occurred at two other hotels.
Masked Men Attempt to Breach Asylum Seeker Hotel in West London
On Saturday, masked individuals among protesters attempted to force entry into a West London hotel housing asylum seekers, resulting in five arrests and minor injuries to two police officers, while simultaneous demonstrations occurred at two other hotels.
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Dental Health Disparities in England: A Focus on Deprived Areas
England's new breakfast clubs will include oral health training, addressing stark inequalities in children's dental health, particularly in deprived areas where tooth decay is significantly higher and NHS dental access is limited.
Dental Health Disparities in England: A Focus on Deprived Areas
England's new breakfast clubs will include oral health training, addressing stark inequalities in children's dental health, particularly in deprived areas where tooth decay is significantly higher and NHS dental access is limited.
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40% Bias Score
Pension drawdown strategies: managing your retirement pot
This article analyzes different pension drawdown strategies, considering factors like initial pot size, withdrawal rates, investment growth, and market fluctuations, to determine their long-term sustainability.
Pension drawdown strategies: managing your retirement pot
This article analyzes different pension drawdown strategies, considering factors like initial pot size, withdrawal rates, investment growth, and market fluctuations, to determine their long-term sustainability.
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Norway to Purchase Five British Warships for £10 Billion
Norway will purchase five British Type 26 frigates for £10 billion to bolster its defense capabilities against Russia and enhance NATO cooperation in northern Europe, supporting 4,000 UK jobs.
Norway to Purchase Five British Warships for £10 Billion
Norway will purchase five British Type 26 frigates for £10 billion to bolster its defense capabilities against Russia and enhance NATO cooperation in northern Europe, supporting 4,000 UK jobs.
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40% Bias Score
Rising Air Conditioner Sales in UK Amidst Heatwave: Environmental and Health Concerns
Increased sales of air conditioning units in the UK are driven by rising temperatures, but concerns remain about environmental impact due to HFC refrigerants and potential health issues from poorly maintained units.
Rising Air Conditioner Sales in UK Amidst Heatwave: Environmental and Health Concerns
Increased sales of air conditioning units in the UK are driven by rising temperatures, but concerns remain about environmental impact due to HFC refrigerants and potential health issues from poorly maintained units.
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Bayeux Tapestry's UK Loan Sparks French Outcry
France will loan the Bayeux Tapestry to the British Museum from September 2024 to July 2027, despite concerns from French experts about its fragility and the risks of transport.
Bayeux Tapestry's UK Loan Sparks French Outcry
France will loan the Bayeux Tapestry to the British Museum from September 2024 to July 2027, despite concerns from French experts about its fragility and the risks of transport.
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UK Exchequer Chases £90m in Unpaid Taxes After Staffing Firm's Insolvency
Swipejobs, a US company, acquired the assets of Challenge Recruitment Group, a UK staffing firm, from administration in July 2025, leaving £90 million in unpaid taxes owed to the UK exchequer.
UK Exchequer Chases £90m in Unpaid Taxes After Staffing Firm's Insolvency
Swipejobs, a US company, acquired the assets of Challenge Recruitment Group, a UK staffing firm, from administration in July 2025, leaving £90 million in unpaid taxes owed to the UK exchequer.
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48% Bias Score
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