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East Midlands Shoplifting Crackdown: Eleven Women Arrested
Eleven women were arrested in the East Midlands following a police crackdown on a large-scale shoplifting operation; raids across eight houses resulted in the seizure of stolen goods and the discovery of weapons and drugs, impacting four counties between December 2024 and August 2025.
East Midlands Shoplifting Crackdown: Eleven Women Arrested
Eleven women were arrested in the East Midlands following a police crackdown on a large-scale shoplifting operation; raids across eight houses resulted in the seizure of stolen goods and the discovery of weapons and drugs, impacting four counties between December 2024 and August 2025.
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60% Bias Score


Ofwat proposes allowing consumer attendance at water company board meetings
Ofwat proposes new rules to allow consumers to attend water company board meetings, aiming to improve transparency and accountability in response to public outrage over sewage pollution and rising bills; the rules are expected to take effect in April 2024.
Ofwat proposes allowing consumer attendance at water company board meetings
Ofwat proposes new rules to allow consumers to attend water company board meetings, aiming to improve transparency and accountability in response to public outrage over sewage pollution and rising bills; the rules are expected to take effect in April 2024.
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32% Bias Score


Widespread Animal Cruelty Exposed at UK Factory Farm
Undercover footage exposes widespread animal cruelty at Somerby Top Farm, a Cranswick facility supplying Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Morrisons, leading to supermarkets suspending supplies and calls for a public inquiry.
Widespread Animal Cruelty Exposed at UK Factory Farm
Undercover footage exposes widespread animal cruelty at Somerby Top Farm, a Cranswick facility supplying Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Morrisons, leading to supermarkets suspending supplies and calls for a public inquiry.
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60% Bias Score


Global Crackdown on Financial Influencers
Global regulators cracked down on financial influencers, with the UK issuing 650 content removal requests and Australia issuing 18 warnings due to its 2022 INFO 269 guidelines which outline penalties of up to 5 years jail or over $1 million in fines.
Global Crackdown on Financial Influencers
Global regulators cracked down on financial influencers, with the UK issuing 650 content removal requests and Australia issuing 18 warnings due to its 2022 INFO 269 guidelines which outline penalties of up to 5 years jail or over $1 million in fines.
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40% Bias Score


13 Arrested at Norfolk Palestine Action Protest
Norfolk police arrested 13 people at a Norwich protest on Saturday for allegedly supporting the proscribed group Palestine Action, under Section 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000; this follows over 700 arrests and 60 planned prosecutions by the Metropolitan Police since the group's July 5th ban.
13 Arrested at Norfolk Palestine Action Protest
Norfolk police arrested 13 people at a Norwich protest on Saturday for allegedly supporting the proscribed group Palestine Action, under Section 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000; this follows over 700 arrests and 60 planned prosecutions by the Metropolitan Police since the group's July 5th ban.
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48% Bias Score


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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48% Bias Score

UK Nuclear Waste Dump Plan Deemed "Unachievable" by Treasury
The UK government's plan for a £54bn underground nuclear waste dump has been deemed "unachievable" by the Treasury due to major issues with project definition, schedule, budget, and quality, raising concerns about the feasibility and financial implications of the government's nuclear waste managemen...

UK Nuclear Waste Dump Plan Deemed "Unachievable" by Treasury
The UK government's plan for a £54bn underground nuclear waste dump has been deemed "unachievable" by the Treasury due to major issues with project definition, schedule, budget, and quality, raising concerns about the feasibility and financial implications of the government's nuclear waste managemen...
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52% Bias Score

Remote UK Island Seeks New Nurse
Fair Isle, the UK's most remote inhabited island, is seeking a new nurse to replace its departing medic at the end of the month; NHS Shetland is advertising the permanent position to care for the island's 50 residents and visiting tourists.

Remote UK Island Seeks New Nurse
Fair Isle, the UK's most remote inhabited island, is seeking a new nurse to replace its departing medic at the end of the month; NHS Shetland is advertising the permanent position to care for the island's 50 residents and visiting tourists.
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32% Bias Score

UK Shoplifting Surge Prompts Citizen Policing Debate
Shoplifting in the UK surged 20% to 530,643 cases in the year ending March 2025, prompting a police commissioner to suggest citizens act as police, while a former officer details the risks of such actions; this follows years of reduced police response and organized crime involvement.

UK Shoplifting Surge Prompts Citizen Policing Debate
Shoplifting in the UK surged 20% to 530,643 cases in the year ending March 2025, prompting a police commissioner to suggest citizens act as police, while a former officer details the risks of such actions; this follows years of reduced police response and organized crime involvement.
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60% Bias Score

British Horse Racing to Strike Over Proposed Tax Increase
Facing a proposed tax increase on betting, British horse racing will hold its first-ever strike on September 10th, canceling four fixtures to protest the government's plan to raise the tax rate from 15% to 21%, which the industry claims will cause a £330 million revenue loss and threaten 2,752 jobs.

British Horse Racing to Strike Over Proposed Tax Increase
Facing a proposed tax increase on betting, British horse racing will hold its first-ever strike on September 10th, canceling four fixtures to protest the government's plan to raise the tax rate from 15% to 21%, which the industry claims will cause a £330 million revenue loss and threaten 2,752 jobs.
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64% Bias Score

Families Struggle with Rising Food Costs During School Holidays
Rising food prices are forcing families to adopt creative strategies, such as buying reduced items and meticulous meal planning, to feed their children during the six-week school summer holiday; charities warn current funding is insufficient to support all struggling households.

Families Struggle with Rising Food Costs During School Holidays
Rising food prices are forcing families to adopt creative strategies, such as buying reduced items and meticulous meal planning, to feed their children during the six-week school summer holiday; charities warn current funding is insufficient to support all struggling households.
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32% Bias Score

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
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