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Systemic Failures Led to Preventable Death of Five-Year-Old Boy
Five-year-old Dylan Scanlon died from injuries inflicted by his mother, Claire Scanlon, who was given a life sentence. An independent review identified four missed opportunities by safeguarding authorities to prevent his death due to inadequate responses to multiple concerns and communication failur...
Systemic Failures Led to Preventable Death of Five-Year-Old Boy
Five-year-old Dylan Scanlon died from injuries inflicted by his mother, Claire Scanlon, who was given a life sentence. An independent review identified four missed opportunities by safeguarding authorities to prevent his death due to inadequate responses to multiple concerns and communication failur...
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60% Bias Score
62 Illegally Exported Spanish Artworks Recovered in Italy
Following the death of German-Swiss businessman Günter Hans Ludwig Kiss and his wife in Italy, an anonymous tip led to the recovery of 62 artworks illegally exported from Spain in 2021, valued at over €3 million, with three more pieces still missing.
62 Illegally Exported Spanish Artworks Recovered in Italy
Following the death of German-Swiss businessman Günter Hans Ludwig Kiss and his wife in Italy, an anonymous tip led to the recovery of 62 artworks illegally exported from Spain in 2021, valued at over €3 million, with three more pieces still missing.
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44% Bias Score
Safeguarding Failures Led to Child Murder in Oldham
A five-year-old boy, Dylan Scanlon, was murdered by his mother in Oldham on New Year's Eve 2021 after safeguarding authorities missed multiple opportunities to intervene due to inadequate responses and systemic failures in multi-agency working.
Safeguarding Failures Led to Child Murder in Oldham
A five-year-old boy, Dylan Scanlon, was murdered by his mother in Oldham on New Year's Eve 2021 after safeguarding authorities missed multiple opportunities to intervene due to inadequate responses and systemic failures in multi-agency working.
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52% Bias Score
UK Post Office Scandal: Software Glitch Leads to Suicides and Financial Ruin
The UK Post Office scandal wrongly accused nearly 1000 postmasters of theft between 1999-2015 due to faulty Fujitsu software, resulting in 6 suicides, 59 suicide attempts, and widespread financial ruin; an inquiry is underway to determine culpability and implement compensation.
UK Post Office Scandal: Software Glitch Leads to Suicides and Financial Ruin
The UK Post Office scandal wrongly accused nearly 1000 postmasters of theft between 1999-2015 due to faulty Fujitsu software, resulting in 6 suicides, 59 suicide attempts, and widespread financial ruin; an inquiry is underway to determine culpability and implement compensation.
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52% Bias Score
Macron Demands UK Action on Migrants as Joint Plan Faces Backlash
During a state visit, French President Macron pledged a firmer approach to the Channel migrant crisis, emphasizing the UK's need to address "pull factors," while a proposed UK-France migrant returns deal faces criticism and concerns about potential unintended consequences.
Macron Demands UK Action on Migrants as Joint Plan Faces Backlash
During a state visit, French President Macron pledged a firmer approach to the Channel migrant crisis, emphasizing the UK's need to address "pull factors," while a proposed UK-France migrant returns deal faces criticism and concerns about potential unintended consequences.
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64% Bias Score
British Couple Detained in Iran Amidst Concerns for Their Safety
A British couple, Lindsay and Craig Foreman, were arrested in Iran on January 3rd, 2024, on espionage charges while traveling, prompting their son to publicly appeal for their release due to concerns about their safety and well-being.
British Couple Detained in Iran Amidst Concerns for Their Safety
A British couple, Lindsay and Craig Foreman, were arrested in Iran on January 3rd, 2024, on espionage charges while traveling, prompting their son to publicly appeal for their release due to concerns about their safety and well-being.
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48% Bias Score
Iran Poses Significant Threat to UK National Security: Parliamentary Report
A UK parliamentary report reveals Iran significantly increased physical threats against people in the UK since 2022, with at least 15 attempted murders or kidnappings; the threat level is considered equal to that of Russia, prompting concerns about national security and diplomatic strategies.
Iran Poses Significant Threat to UK National Security: Parliamentary Report
A UK parliamentary report reveals Iran significantly increased physical threats against people in the UK since 2022, with at least 15 attempted murders or kidnappings; the threat level is considered equal to that of Russia, prompting concerns about national security and diplomatic strategies.
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40% Bias Score
UK Crackdown on Illegal Workers Yields Eight Arrests in Bristol
A joint operation in Bristol, UK, led to eight arrests of suspected illegal workers, mostly delivery drivers, amid a nationwide crackdown; arrests for illegal working are up 51% year-on-year, exceeding 7,000, highlighting challenges in combating the problem despite government efforts and proposed ne...
UK Crackdown on Illegal Workers Yields Eight Arrests in Bristol
A joint operation in Bristol, UK, led to eight arrests of suspected illegal workers, mostly delivery drivers, amid a nationwide crackdown; arrests for illegal working are up 51% year-on-year, exceeding 7,000, highlighting challenges in combating the problem despite government efforts and proposed ne...
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60% Bias Score
South West Water to Pay £24m for Wastewater Spillages
South West Water will pay a £24 million penalty for wastewater spillages resulting from inadequate management, impacting 1.8 million customers and causing an eight-week boil water notice for 17,000 households; funds will improve water systems and address environmental damage.
South West Water to Pay £24m for Wastewater Spillages
South West Water will pay a £24 million penalty for wastewater spillages resulting from inadequate management, impacting 1.8 million customers and causing an eight-week boil water notice for 17,000 households; funds will improve water systems and address environmental damage.
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48% Bias Score
NHS Chief Executive Resigns Amidst Police Manslaughter Investigation
George Findlay, chief executive of University Hospitals Sussex NHS trust, is resigning this month amid a Sussex police investigation into the potential manslaughter of over 90 patients and serious harm to over 100 others due to alleged medical negligence and a cover-up at the Royal Sussex County Hos...
NHS Chief Executive Resigns Amidst Police Manslaughter Investigation
George Findlay, chief executive of University Hospitals Sussex NHS trust, is resigning this month amid a Sussex police investigation into the potential manslaughter of over 90 patients and serious harm to over 100 others due to alleged medical negligence and a cover-up at the Royal Sussex County Hos...
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40% Bias Score
BBVA Faces Pressure to Improve Sabadell Takeover Bid After TSB Sale
Banco Sabadell's sale of TSB to Santander for €3.1 billion has increased its share price by over 10%, putting pressure on BBVA to improve its takeover bid, potentially increasing the cash component by €2.1 billion to a total of €3.2 billion, or risk withdrawal.
BBVA Faces Pressure to Improve Sabadell Takeover Bid After TSB Sale
Banco Sabadell's sale of TSB to Santander for €3.1 billion has increased its share price by over 10%, putting pressure on BBVA to improve its takeover bid, potentially increasing the cash component by €2.1 billion to a total of €3.2 billion, or risk withdrawal.
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52% Bias Score
Bayeux Tapestry Returns to UK for Exhibition
The Bayeux Tapestry, a 70-meter-long 11th-century artwork depicting the Norman conquest of England, will be loaned to the British Museum from France for an exhibition from September 2026 to July 2027, symbolizing the strengthening of UK-France relations after Brexit.
Bayeux Tapestry Returns to UK for Exhibition
The Bayeux Tapestry, a 70-meter-long 11th-century artwork depicting the Norman conquest of England, will be loaned to the British Museum from France for an exhibition from September 2026 to July 2027, symbolizing the strengthening of UK-France relations after Brexit.
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36% Bias Score
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