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UK Study Reveals Widespread Economic Abuse Against Women
A study reveals over four million UK women experienced economic abuse in the past year, with disproportionate impact on minority women in London, highlighting the need for a multi-sectoral approach to address this "national emergency".
UK Study Reveals Widespread Economic Abuse Against Women
A study reveals over four million UK women experienced economic abuse in the past year, with disproportionate impact on minority women in London, highlighting the need for a multi-sectoral approach to address this "national emergency".
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28% Bias Score


Suffolk Man's 19-Year Advocacy After Father's Sexual Abuse Conviction
Connor Parker, 25, from Suffolk, has waived his anonymity to speak out about the 19-year sentence given to his father, Timothy Neale, for sexually abusing him from age 12; he is advocating for better support for male victims navigating the court system, highlighting significant delays and lack of su...
Suffolk Man's 19-Year Advocacy After Father's Sexual Abuse Conviction
Connor Parker, 25, from Suffolk, has waived his anonymity to speak out about the 19-year sentence given to his father, Timothy Neale, for sexually abusing him from age 12; he is advocating for better support for male victims navigating the court system, highlighting significant delays and lack of su...
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24% Bias Score


UK Campaign Targets Hair Discrimination Against Black Women
Black and mixed-race women in North East England and Cumbria are campaigning for a new law to prohibit unwanted hair touching and pressure to conform to Western hairstyles, citing numerous instances of discrimination and the inadequacy of current laws.
UK Campaign Targets Hair Discrimination Against Black Women
Black and mixed-race women in North East England and Cumbria are campaigning for a new law to prohibit unwanted hair touching and pressure to conform to Western hairstyles, citing numerous instances of discrimination and the inadequacy of current laws.
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36% Bias Score


England to Reform Water Industry Following Record Pollution and Bill Hikes
A report on England's water industry recommends smart meters and a new regulator to prevent future large water bill increases, amid record pollution incidents and criticism of corporate greed; water bills have risen by £10 per month on average.
England to Reform Water Industry Following Record Pollution and Bill Hikes
A report on England's water industry recommends smart meters and a new regulator to prevent future large water bill increases, amid record pollution incidents and criticism of corporate greed; water bills have risen by £10 per month on average.
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48% Bias Score


Rochdale Community Unearths Centuries of History in Regeneration Project
A two-week community dig in Rochdale, involving over 600 people, unearthed artifacts from the 17th-19th centuries at the Broadfield slopes, revealing the town's rich history as part of a larger £3 million regeneration project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Rochdale Community Unearths Centuries of History in Regeneration Project
A two-week community dig in Rochdale, involving over 600 people, unearthed artifacts from the 17th-19th centuries at the Broadfield slopes, revealing the town's rich history as part of a larger £3 million regeneration project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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28% Bias Score


Midwife Shortage: Funding Cuts Leave Graduates Jobless
Aimee Peach, a student midwife facing unemployment despite completing 2,300 hours of unpaid placement and a national midwife shortage caused by funding cuts and recruitment freezes, is calling for guaranteed NHS jobs for newly qualified midwives to avoid a critical workforce crisis.
Midwife Shortage: Funding Cuts Leave Graduates Jobless
Aimee Peach, a student midwife facing unemployment despite completing 2,300 hours of unpaid placement and a national midwife shortage caused by funding cuts and recruitment freezes, is calling for guaranteed NHS jobs for newly qualified midwives to avoid a critical workforce crisis.
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48% Bias Score

UK to Lower Voting Age to 16 for Next General Election
The UK government plans to allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in the next general election, a move praised by some parties but criticized by others, potentially marking the biggest electoral change since 1969.

UK to Lower Voting Age to 16 for Next General Election
The UK government plans to allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in the next general election, a move praised by some parties but criticized by others, potentially marking the biggest electoral change since 1969.
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36% Bias Score

Ransomware Attack Bankrupts UK Transport Company, Highlights Cybersecurity Failures
A ransomware attack targeting KNP, a Northamptonshire transport company, resulted in the loss of all data, leading to its closure and 700 job losses after a hacker guessed an employee's password; this is one of tens of thousands of UK businesses affected.

Ransomware Attack Bankrupts UK Transport Company, Highlights Cybersecurity Failures
A ransomware attack targeting KNP, a Northamptonshire transport company, resulted in the loss of all data, leading to its closure and 700 job losses after a hacker guessed an employee's password; this is one of tens of thousands of UK businesses affected.
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48% Bias Score

Four Arrested at Liverpool Pro-Palestine Protest Following Palestine Action Ban
Four people were arrested in Liverpool on Sunday for allegedly supporting the banned group Palestine Action during a pro-Palestine protest; over 100 arrests occurred nationwide following the group's June actions causing £7 million in damage to two Voyager aircraft at RAF Brize Norton.

Four Arrested at Liverpool Pro-Palestine Protest Following Palestine Action Ban
Four people were arrested in Liverpool on Sunday for allegedly supporting the banned group Palestine Action during a pro-Palestine protest; over 100 arrests occurred nationwide following the group's June actions causing £7 million in damage to two Voyager aircraft at RAF Brize Norton.
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60% Bias Score

Girlguiding Adds 72 New Badges Reflecting Evolving Girlhood
Girlguiding added 72 new badges, reflecting girls' interests in areas like environmental conservation and confidence-building, marking only the second time new badges have been introduced since its founding in 1909, with over 20,000 girls and volunteers involved in the design process.

Girlguiding Adds 72 New Badges Reflecting Evolving Girlhood
Girlguiding added 72 new badges, reflecting girls' interests in areas like environmental conservation and confidence-building, marking only the second time new badges have been introduced since its founding in 1909, with over 20,000 girls and volunteers involved in the design process.
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36% Bias Score

Drug Dealer Jailed After Accidental Text to Police
Jack Johannesen, 23, from Sandy, Bedfordshire, was jailed for supplying cannabis and breaching bail after accidentally texting a police officer about his new drug line; police seized drugs, cash, and designer items.

Drug Dealer Jailed After Accidental Text to Police
Jack Johannesen, 23, from Sandy, Bedfordshire, was jailed for supplying cannabis and breaching bail after accidentally texting a police officer about his new drug line; police seized drugs, cash, and designer items.
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40% Bias Score

UK Re-establishes Ties with Syria Amidst Ongoing Conflict
The UK has reinstated diplomatic relations with Syria following a targeted killing of a terrorist leader and a visit by Foreign Secretary David Lammy, despite ongoing internal conflicts and the new government's ties to Islamist groups.

UK Re-establishes Ties with Syria Amidst Ongoing Conflict
The UK has reinstated diplomatic relations with Syria following a targeted killing of a terrorist leader and a visit by Foreign Secretary David Lammy, despite ongoing internal conflicts and the new government's ties to Islamist groups.
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52% Bias Score
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