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Misdiagnosed Morning Sickness Leads to Cancer Diagnosis and Pregnancy Termination
A pregnant woman in the UK was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer, pre-mediastinal B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, after initially mistaking her symptoms for morning sickness; this led to the heartbreaking decision to terminate her 15-week pregnancy to undergo immediate treatment.
Misdiagnosed Morning Sickness Leads to Cancer Diagnosis and Pregnancy Termination
A pregnant woman in the UK was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer, pre-mediastinal B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, after initially mistaking her symptoms for morning sickness; this led to the heartbreaking decision to terminate her 15-week pregnancy to undergo immediate treatment.
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Second Afghan Data Breach Impacts Thousands
A new data breach potentially affecting up to 3,700 Afghan nationals in the UK has been revealed, compromising personal details from a third-party supplier to the Ministry of Defence between January and March 2024, marking the second such incident this year and prompting a government apology.
Second Afghan Data Breach Impacts Thousands
A new data breach potentially affecting up to 3,700 Afghan nationals in the UK has been revealed, compromising personal details from a third-party supplier to the Ministry of Defence between January and March 2024, marking the second such incident this year and prompting a government apology.
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36% Bias Score
Albanian Asylum Seeker Deportation After Drug Dealing and Hotel Escape
Albanian asylum seeker Elvis Zoto, who illegally entered the UK in 2022, escaped his asylum hotel, dealt crack cocaine, and was deported after a three-year legal battle; his case highlights the urgent need to reform the immigration system.
Albanian Asylum Seeker Deportation After Drug Dealing and Hotel Escape
Albanian asylum seeker Elvis Zoto, who illegally entered the UK in 2022, escaped his asylum hotel, dealt crack cocaine, and was deported after a three-year legal battle; his case highlights the urgent need to reform the immigration system.
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Driver Jailed for 13 Years After Speeding Car Kills Unborn Baby
Ashir Shahid, 20, was jailed for 13 years for causing the death of a five-month-old unborn baby boy after he struck a pregnant woman, Renju Joseph, with his speeding car on September 29, 2024, in Bamber Bridge, UK, while driving at speeds between 58mph and 71mph in a 30mph zone. Shahid's brother, Sa...
Driver Jailed for 13 Years After Speeding Car Kills Unborn Baby
Ashir Shahid, 20, was jailed for 13 years for causing the death of a five-month-old unborn baby boy after he struck a pregnant woman, Renju Joseph, with his speeding car on September 29, 2024, in Bamber Bridge, UK, while driving at speeds between 58mph and 71mph in a 30mph zone. Shahid's brother, Sa...
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40% Bias Score
Chinese Bounty on British Woman's Head
A 19-year-old British woman of Chinese descent, Chloe Cheung, discovered on Christmas Eve 2024 that Chinese authorities had placed a bounty on her head, highlighting the long reach of authoritarian governments and impacting her sense of security.
Chinese Bounty on British Woman's Head
A 19-year-old British woman of Chinese descent, Chloe Cheung, discovered on Christmas Eve 2024 that Chinese authorities had placed a bounty on her head, highlighting the long reach of authoritarian governments and impacting her sense of security.
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Renovated Norwich Castle Reopens, Showcases Norman Artifacts
Norwich Castle Keep in England reopened after a $37 million, five-year renovation, opening all five floors to the public for the first time and showcasing over 900 Norman artifacts on loan from the British Museum.
Renovated Norwich Castle Reopens, Showcases Norman Artifacts
Norwich Castle Keep in England reopened after a $37 million, five-year renovation, opening all five floors to the public for the first time and showcasing over 900 Norman artifacts on loan from the British Museum.
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Gazan Woman Dies in Italy After Malnutrition Evacuation
A 20-year-old Gazan woman, Marah Abu Zuhri, evacuated to Italy for malnutrition treatment, died in Pisa on Friday, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza where over 60,000 have been killed and more than 250 have died from malnutrition, while Israel denies the crisis.
Gazan Woman Dies in Italy After Malnutrition Evacuation
A 20-year-old Gazan woman, Marah Abu Zuhri, evacuated to Italy for malnutrition treatment, died in Pisa on Friday, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza where over 60,000 have been killed and more than 250 have died from malnutrition, while Israel denies the crisis.
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44% Bias Score
Kent Communities Fill Asylum Support Gaps Amidst Rising Anti-Migrant Sentiment
Grassroots support networks in Kent, UK, are providing essential aid to asylum seekers, particularly children, amid rising anti-migrant sentiment and government funding delays, highlighting the crucial role of local communities in filling gaps in the national asylum system.
Kent Communities Fill Asylum Support Gaps Amidst Rising Anti-Migrant Sentiment
Grassroots support networks in Kent, UK, are providing essential aid to asylum seekers, particularly children, amid rising anti-migrant sentiment and government funding delays, highlighting the crucial role of local communities in filling gaps in the national asylum system.
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40% Bias Score
Data Breach Exposes Details of 3,700 Afghans Resettled in UK
A cyber-security incident at a UK Ministry of Defence subcontractor, Inflite The Jet Centre, exposed the personal data—including names, passport details, and Arap reference numbers—of up to 3,700 Afghans who relocated to the UK between January and March 2024 under a resettlement scheme for those who...
Data Breach Exposes Details of 3,700 Afghans Resettled in UK
A cyber-security incident at a UK Ministry of Defence subcontractor, Inflite The Jet Centre, exposed the personal data—including names, passport details, and Arap reference numbers—of up to 3,700 Afghans who relocated to the UK between January and March 2024 under a resettlement scheme for those who...
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Illegal Botox Poisonings Spark UK Cosmetic Regulation Crackdown
41 people in the UK, mainly in Northern England, suffered botulism from illegal Botox; the UKHSA warns of an unlicensed, dangerous variant, highlighting the lack of regulation in the British cosmetic sector and prompting stricter government action.
Illegal Botox Poisonings Spark UK Cosmetic Regulation Crackdown
41 people in the UK, mainly in Northern England, suffered botulism from illegal Botox; the UKHSA warns of an unlicensed, dangerous variant, highlighting the lack of regulation in the British cosmetic sector and prompting stricter government action.
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60% Bias Score
Unsolved Murder of Sam Rimmer: Mother's Plea for Justice Three Years On
Sam Rimmer, 22, was shot dead by e-bike riders in Liverpool on August 16, 2022; three years later, his mother pleads for information to help find his killers, despite ten arrests and no charges filed.
Unsolved Murder of Sam Rimmer: Mother's Plea for Justice Three Years On
Sam Rimmer, 22, was shot dead by e-bike riders in Liverpool on August 16, 2022; three years later, his mother pleads for information to help find his killers, despite ten arrests and no charges filed.
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Mounjaro UK Price Soars 170% Amid US Cost-Cutting Push
Eli Lilly announced a 170% price hike for its weight-loss drug Mounjaro in the UK, increasing the highest dose to £330 per month, to align UK pricing with other European markets and lower US costs, though the NHS remains unaffected.
Mounjaro UK Price Soars 170% Amid US Cost-Cutting Push
Eli Lilly announced a 170% price hike for its weight-loss drug Mounjaro in the UK, increasing the highest dose to £330 per month, to align UK pricing with other European markets and lower US costs, though the NHS remains unaffected.
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52% Bias Score
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