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Doctor Who Put Semen in Coffee Struck Off Medical Register
Former Taunton GP Nicholas Chapman, 57, has been permanently struck off the medical register after being convicted in June 2023 of attempting to engage in sexual activity without consent, including putting his semen in a woman's coffee, and sexually harassing a second woman over several years.
Doctor Who Put Semen in Coffee Struck Off Medical Register
Former Taunton GP Nicholas Chapman, 57, has been permanently struck off the medical register after being convicted in June 2023 of attempting to engage in sexual activity without consent, including putting his semen in a woman's coffee, and sexually harassing a second woman over several years.
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48% Bias Score
£1.2 Million VAT Fraudster Jailed After Lavish Spending Spree
Nicholas Adams, 49, of Whitchurch, was sentenced to two years in prison for a £1.2 million VAT fraud spanning January 2022 to August 2023, using the funds for a lavish lifestyle including a £19,000 birthday party and luxury stays in London and Dubai.
£1.2 Million VAT Fraudster Jailed After Lavish Spending Spree
Nicholas Adams, 49, of Whitchurch, was sentenced to two years in prison for a £1.2 million VAT fraud spanning January 2022 to August 2023, using the funds for a lavish lifestyle including a £19,000 birthday party and luxury stays in London and Dubai.
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44% Bias Score
UK, Australia Sign \$41 Billion AUKUS Treaty Amid US Doubts
The UK and Australia signed a 50-year, \$41 billion AUKUS treaty to build nuclear submarines, creating 7000+ UK jobs, despite US doubts under the Trump administration, with Australia also paying \$800 million to the US to support its shipbuilding.
UK, Australia Sign \$41 Billion AUKUS Treaty Amid US Doubts
The UK and Australia signed a 50-year, \$41 billion AUKUS treaty to build nuclear submarines, creating 7000+ UK jobs, despite US doubts under the Trump administration, with Australia also paying \$800 million to the US to support its shipbuilding.
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40% Bias Score
UK Parliament Committee Urges Immediate Recognition of Palestine
The UK's Commons foreign affairs committee largely recommends immediate recognition of a Palestinian state, citing its "inalienable right" and the dire situation in Gaza, despite opposition from two Tory MPs who want recognition linked to a wider Middle East peace deal; France will officially recogn...
UK Parliament Committee Urges Immediate Recognition of Palestine
The UK's Commons foreign affairs committee largely recommends immediate recognition of a Palestinian state, citing its "inalienable right" and the dire situation in Gaza, despite opposition from two Tory MPs who want recognition linked to a wider Middle East peace deal; France will officially recogn...
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44% Bias Score
UK to Reinstate Extradition with Hong Kong, Despite Human Rights Concerns
The UK government plans to reinstate extradition treaties with Hong Kong, Chile, and Zimbabwe, despite concerns about human rights in Hong Kong following the implementation of China's national security laws in 2020 and 2024; the decision will be reviewed case-by-case for Hong Kong and Zimbabwe.
UK to Reinstate Extradition with Hong Kong, Despite Human Rights Concerns
The UK government plans to reinstate extradition treaties with Hong Kong, Chile, and Zimbabwe, despite concerns about human rights in Hong Kong following the implementation of China's national security laws in 2020 and 2024; the decision will be reviewed case-by-case for Hong Kong and Zimbabwe.
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24% Bias Score
UK Student Jailed for Role in £100 Million Phishing Scam
A 21-year-old UK tech student, Ollie Holman, was jailed for seven years for selling phishing kits used in a £100 million fraud scheme targeting victims in 24 countries via Telegram, resulting in significant financial losses and emotional harm; confiscation proceedings will follow.
UK Student Jailed for Role in £100 Million Phishing Scam
A 21-year-old UK tech student, Ollie Holman, was jailed for seven years for selling phishing kits used in a £100 million fraud scheme targeting victims in 24 countries via Telegram, resulting in significant financial losses and emotional harm; confiscation proceedings will follow.
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24% Bias Score
Accountant Jailed for £2.4 Million Gambling-Fueled Embezzlement
A 40-year-old accountant, Jemma Lewis, stole over £2.4 million from five companies between 2018 and 2023 to fund her gambling addiction, resulting in a five-year prison sentence and significant financial and emotional distress for colleagues and the companies.
Accountant Jailed for £2.4 Million Gambling-Fueled Embezzlement
A 40-year-old accountant, Jemma Lewis, stole over £2.4 million from five companies between 2018 and 2023 to fund her gambling addiction, resulting in a five-year prison sentence and significant financial and emotional distress for colleagues and the companies.
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32% Bias Score
Starmer Condemns Gaza Crisis, Demands Aid Access and Ceasefire
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer issued a strong condemnation of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, demanding that Israel allow aid access and facilitate a ceasefire to enable recognition of a Palestinian state; meanwhile, the UN reports a collapsing humanitarian system with thousands of aid trucks...
Starmer Condemns Gaza Crisis, Demands Aid Access and Ceasefire
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer issued a strong condemnation of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, demanding that Israel allow aid access and facilitate a ceasefire to enable recognition of a Palestinian state; meanwhile, the UN reports a collapsing humanitarian system with thousands of aid trucks...
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44% Bias Score
Labour's Hong Kong Extradition Plan Sparks Refugee Safety Fears
Labour's proposed amendment to the 2003 Extradition Act, allowing case-by-case extraditions to Hong Kong, has sparked concerns among critics who fear it could endanger over 150,000 Hong Kong refugees in the UK since 2021, alongside Labour's approval of a Chinese mega-embassy and planned visit to Chi...
Labour's Hong Kong Extradition Plan Sparks Refugee Safety Fears
Labour's proposed amendment to the 2003 Extradition Act, allowing case-by-case extraditions to Hong Kong, has sparked concerns among critics who fear it could endanger over 150,000 Hong Kong refugees in the UK since 2021, alongside Labour's approval of a Chinese mega-embassy and planned visit to Chi...
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64% Bias Score
Longer NHS Waits Lead to Increased Emergency Care Use
New research reveals a strong correlation between NHS treatment wait times and increased emergency care use afterward; those waiting over a year had 31% more A&E visits post-treatment, compared to an 18% reduction for those treated within 18 weeks. This highlights inequalities in access to timely ca...
Longer NHS Waits Lead to Increased Emergency Care Use
New research reveals a strong correlation between NHS treatment wait times and increased emergency care use afterward; those waiting over a year had 31% more A&E visits post-treatment, compared to an 18% reduction for those treated within 18 weeks. This highlights inequalities in access to timely ca...
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48% Bias Score
UK Poll Shows High Levels of Anti-Muslim Sentiment
A YouGov poll commissioned by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community reveals that 41% of Britons believe Muslim immigrants negatively impact the UK, 49% think Muslim women are pressured into wearing hijab, and 31% believe Islam promotes violence, significantly higher than negative views of other religions.
UK Poll Shows High Levels of Anti-Muslim Sentiment
A YouGov poll commissioned by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community reveals that 41% of Britons believe Muslim immigrants negatively impact the UK, 49% think Muslim women are pressured into wearing hijab, and 31% believe Islam promotes violence, significantly higher than negative views of other religions.
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68% Bias Score
UK Implements Strict New Online Safety Rules for Children
The UK introduces stringent new online safety rules requiring age verification for pornography and algorithm changes to protect children, but concerns remain about their effectiveness and potential loopholes.
UK Implements Strict New Online Safety Rules for Children
The UK introduces stringent new online safety rules requiring age verification for pornography and algorithm changes to protect children, but concerns remain about their effectiveness and potential loopholes.
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52% Bias Score
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