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UK Housebuilders Pay £100m to Settle Competition Law Probe
Seven major British housebuilders—Barratt Redrow, Bellway, Berkeley, Bloor Homes, Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey, and Vistry—agreed to pay £100 million for affordable housing to settle a Competition and Markets Authority investigation into potential breaches of competition law, avoiding a protracted legal...
UK Housebuilders Pay £100m to Settle Competition Law Probe
Seven major British housebuilders—Barratt Redrow, Bellway, Berkeley, Bloor Homes, Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey, and Vistry—agreed to pay £100 million for affordable housing to settle a Competition and Markets Authority investigation into potential breaches of competition law, avoiding a protracted legal...
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44% Bias Score
Post Office Scandal: 1,000 Wrongful Convictions, 13 Suicides, Zero Accountability
The Post Office Horizon IT scandal resulted in approximately 1,000 wrongful convictions of subpostmasters due to a faulty computer system, causing at least 13 suicides and widespread financial and psychological devastation; no one has been held accountable.
Post Office Scandal: 1,000 Wrongful Convictions, 13 Suicides, Zero Accountability
The Post Office Horizon IT scandal resulted in approximately 1,000 wrongful convictions of subpostmasters due to a faulty computer system, causing at least 13 suicides and widespread financial and psychological devastation; no one has been held accountable.
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52% Bias Score
Bayeux Tapestry Returns to UK in Landmark Loan Agreement
The Bayeux Tapestry, depicting the 1066 Norman Conquest, will be loaned to the British Museum from France from September 2026 to July 2027, in exchange for British treasures, marking a significant cultural exchange between the UK and France, celebrating the 1000th anniversary of William the Conquero...
Bayeux Tapestry Returns to UK in Landmark Loan Agreement
The Bayeux Tapestry, depicting the 1066 Norman Conquest, will be loaned to the British Museum from France from September 2026 to July 2027, in exchange for British treasures, marking a significant cultural exchange between the UK and France, celebrating the 1000th anniversary of William the Conquero...
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48% Bias Score
Chery Launches in UK, Challenging European Automakers
Chery, China's largest car exporter, is launching its brand in the UK this summer with two SUVs, marking its expansion beyond its successful Omoda and Jaecoo sub-brands and aiming to compete with established European manufacturers by offering technologically advanced, affordable vehicles.
Chery Launches in UK, Challenging European Automakers
Chery, China's largest car exporter, is launching its brand in the UK this summer with two SUVs, marking its expansion beyond its successful Omoda and Jaecoo sub-brands and aiming to compete with established European manufacturers by offering technologically advanced, affordable vehicles.
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48% Bias Score
UK-France State Visit Highlights Shared Threats Amid Immigration Tensions
King Charles will host French President Macron's first state visit to the UK at Windsor Castle, focusing on shared threats like defense and climate change, despite ongoing political disagreements over immigration.
UK-France State Visit Highlights Shared Threats Amid Immigration Tensions
King Charles will host French President Macron's first state visit to the UK at Windsor Castle, focusing on shared threats like defense and climate change, despite ongoing political disagreements over immigration.
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Post Office Scandal Inquiry: Part One on Compensation Released Tuesday
Sir Wyn Williams will release the first part of his inquiry report on the Post Office IT scandal on Tuesday, focusing on compensation for sub-postmasters wrongly convicted due to the faulty Horizon system; the second part, focusing on who is to blame, is not expected until 2026, with potential crimi...
Post Office Scandal Inquiry: Part One on Compensation Released Tuesday
Sir Wyn Williams will release the first part of his inquiry report on the Post Office IT scandal on Tuesday, focusing on compensation for sub-postmasters wrongly convicted due to the faulty Horizon system; the second part, focusing on who is to blame, is not expected until 2026, with potential crimi...
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44% Bias Score
Neo-Nazi Teenager Denies Terrorism Charges Despite Gun Purchase in MI5 Sting
A 21-year-old British man, Alfie Coleman, admitted to attempting to possess a firearm and ammunition following an MI5 sting operation in September 2023; he denies terrorism charges, citing mental health issues and an interest in history as factors contributing to his actions.
Neo-Nazi Teenager Denies Terrorism Charges Despite Gun Purchase in MI5 Sting
A 21-year-old British man, Alfie Coleman, admitted to attempting to possess a firearm and ammunition following an MI5 sting operation in September 2023; he denies terrorism charges, citing mental health issues and an interest in history as factors contributing to his actions.
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44% Bias Score
UK Invests Billions in Nuclear Power Expansion
The UK government invested \£14.2 billion in Sizewell C nuclear power plant and \£2.5 billion in Rolls-Royce small modular reactors (SMRs) to increase energy independence, reduce carbon emissions, and create jobs, but faces challenges in cost management and waste disposal.
UK Invests Billions in Nuclear Power Expansion
The UK government invested \£14.2 billion in Sizewell C nuclear power plant and \£2.5 billion in Rolls-Royce small modular reactors (SMRs) to increase energy independence, reduce carbon emissions, and create jobs, but faces challenges in cost management and waste disposal.
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40% Bias Score
Luton Playwright's Outreach Program Tackles UK's Soaring Knife Crime
Sam Edmunds's play, "The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return," based on true events in Luton, tackles the rise in knife crime in the UK through a national outreach program engaging over 1,000 young people in workshops, offering a preventative approach to the 80% increase in knife-enabled cr...
Luton Playwright's Outreach Program Tackles UK's Soaring Knife Crime
Sam Edmunds's play, "The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return," based on true events in Luton, tackles the rise in knife crime in the UK through a national outreach program engaging over 1,000 young people in workshops, offering a preventative approach to the 80% increase in knife-enabled cr...
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U.K. Rolls Out Royal Welcome for Macron Amid Post-Brexit Reset
King Charles III will host French President Emmanuel Macron on a state visit to the U.K. from July 24-26, 2024, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations post-Brexit, focusing on climate change, support for Ukraine, and showcasing their close personal relationship.
U.K. Rolls Out Royal Welcome for Macron Amid Post-Brexit Reset
King Charles III will host French President Emmanuel Macron on a state visit to the U.K. from July 24-26, 2024, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations post-Brexit, focusing on climate change, support for Ukraine, and showcasing their close personal relationship.
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44% Bias Score
Macron's UK Visit: Migrant Crisis and Ukraine Security Take Center Stage
French President Macron is visiting the UK to improve post-Brexit relations and tackle the rising number of migrant crossings in the English Channel; over 20,000 migrants crossed in the first half of 2025, while a post-ceasefire security force for Ukraine is also on the agenda.
Macron's UK Visit: Migrant Crisis and Ukraine Security Take Center Stage
French President Macron is visiting the UK to improve post-Brexit relations and tackle the rising number of migrant crossings in the English Channel; over 20,000 migrants crossed in the first half of 2025, while a post-ceasefire security force for Ukraine is also on the agenda.
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44% Bias Score
UK to expand out-of-court resolutions for low-level crimes amid justice crisis
Thousands of UK offenders will avoid court under new plans to resolve low-level crimes outside court, potentially resulting in less punishment and no criminal record, causing concerns about leniency and public confidence.
UK to expand out-of-court resolutions for low-level crimes amid justice crisis
Thousands of UK offenders will avoid court under new plans to resolve low-level crimes outside court, potentially resulting in less punishment and no criminal record, causing concerns about leniency and public confidence.
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60% Bias Score
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