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UK Military Chief Visits China Amidst US-China Trade Dispute
The UK's Chief of Defence Staff, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, made an unannounced visit to China this week, meeting with his counterpart to discuss strengthening military cooperation, despite heightened US-China trade tensions and UK concerns about China's global actions.
UK Military Chief Visits China Amidst US-China Trade Dispute
The UK's Chief of Defence Staff, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, made an unannounced visit to China this week, meeting with his counterpart to discuss strengthening military cooperation, despite heightened US-China trade tensions and UK concerns about China's global actions.
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40% Bias Score
Hamas Challenges UK Ban, Citing Human Rights
Hamas is challenging its UK ban, claiming it violates the European Convention of Human Rights, despite the October 7, 2023, attacks on Israel that killed over 1,200 and resulted in numerous hostages, including British citizens.
Hamas Challenges UK Ban, Citing Human Rights
Hamas is challenging its UK ban, claiming it violates the European Convention of Human Rights, despite the October 7, 2023, attacks on Israel that killed over 1,200 and resulted in numerous hostages, including British citizens.
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56% Bias Score
UK Seeks Closer EU Ties After US Ukraine Support Withdrawal
Following a temporary US withdrawal of support for Ukraine, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is leading renewed cooperation with the EU, particularly in defense and trade, aiming to reduce trade barriers and improve food prices, while maintaining a strong relationship with the US.
UK Seeks Closer EU Ties After US Ukraine Support Withdrawal
Following a temporary US withdrawal of support for Ukraine, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is leading renewed cooperation with the EU, particularly in defense and trade, aiming to reduce trade barriers and improve food prices, while maintaining a strong relationship with the US.
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44% Bias Score
Car Club Fosters Mental Health Support in Northamptonshire
Lani Tebbutt's Northamptonshire car club, Breaking Silence, provides mental health support through monthly car meets, fostering connections and raising funds for St Andrew's and The Lowdown charities, demonstrating a successful community-based initiative.
Car Club Fosters Mental Health Support in Northamptonshire
Lani Tebbutt's Northamptonshire car club, Breaking Silence, provides mental health support through monthly car meets, fostering connections and raising funds for St Andrew's and The Lowdown charities, demonstrating a successful community-based initiative.
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36% Bias Score
Royal Visit to Rome Strengthens UK-Italy Ties
King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited Rome, meeting with government officials, attending cultural events, and giving a speech in Parliament—the first by a British monarch to the Italian Parliament.
Royal Visit to Rome Strengthens UK-Italy Ties
King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited Rome, meeting with government officials, attending cultural events, and giving a speech in Parliament—the first by a British monarch to the Italian Parliament.
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44% Bias Score
Tata Steel Cuts 1600 Jobs Amidst European Steel Crisis
Tata Steel is cutting 1600 jobs (20% of its workforce) in IJmuiden, Netherlands, due to a €556 million loss and challenges in the European steel industry, prompting union resistance and raising concerns about the industry's future.
Tata Steel Cuts 1600 Jobs Amidst European Steel Crisis
Tata Steel is cutting 1600 jobs (20% of its workforce) in IJmuiden, Netherlands, due to a €556 million loss and challenges in the European steel industry, prompting union resistance and raising concerns about the industry's future.
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36% Bias Score
UK Heat Pump Adoption Lags, Excluding Low-Income Households
The UK's heat pump rollout lags significantly behind gas boiler installations (15:1 ratio), with only 13% of new homes using heat pumps in 2023, disproportionately affecting low-income households due to high upfront costs and artificially high electricity prices.
UK Heat Pump Adoption Lags, Excluding Low-Income Households
The UK's heat pump rollout lags significantly behind gas boiler installations (15:1 ratio), with only 13% of new homes using heat pumps in 2023, disproportionately affecting low-income households due to high upfront costs and artificially high electricity prices.
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48% Bias Score
UK Urges Swift EU Security Pact to Access €150 Billion Defense Fund
The UK defense industry is pushing for a security agreement with the EU by early May to access a €150 billion fund for defense spending, part of a larger €800 billion plan, but faces obstacles due to some EU members linking it to broader relationship talks.
UK Urges Swift EU Security Pact to Access €150 Billion Defense Fund
The UK defense industry is pushing for a security agreement with the EU by early May to access a €150 billion fund for defense spending, part of a larger €800 billion plan, but faces obstacles due to some EU members linking it to broader relationship talks.
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44% Bias Score
Norwich Council Halts Delayed £1.3m IT Project
Norwich City Council has suspended a £1.3m IT system upgrade project with Civica due to repeated delays, technical issues, and a resulting legal dispute; the project, involving the Civica D360 system, was to replace the decades-old W2 system and cover several council functions.
Norwich Council Halts Delayed £1.3m IT Project
Norwich City Council has suspended a £1.3m IT system upgrade project with Civica due to repeated delays, technical issues, and a resulting legal dispute; the project, involving the Civica D360 system, was to replace the decades-old W2 system and cover several council functions.
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40% Bias Score
Stoke-on-Trent Refuse Worker Attacks Result in Lengthy Prison Sentences
Three men were jailed for attacks on refuse workers in Stoke-on-Trent on March 21, 2023, involving an axe, a metal pole, and a modified pistol, causing injuries and lasting trauma, with sentences ranging from four years and ten months to six years and eight months.
Stoke-on-Trent Refuse Worker Attacks Result in Lengthy Prison Sentences
Three men were jailed for attacks on refuse workers in Stoke-on-Trent on March 21, 2023, involving an axe, a metal pole, and a modified pistol, causing injuries and lasting trauma, with sentences ranging from four years and ten months to six years and eight months.
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16% Bias Score
King Charles III Addresses Italian Parliament, Underscoring UK-Italy Alliance
King Charles III addressed the Italian Parliament on Wednesday, emphasizing peace, the UK-Italy alliance supporting Ukraine, and the joint UK-Italy-Japan collaboration on a future combat air project; this visit also marks the King's 20th wedding anniversary and his first international trip since a r...
King Charles III Addresses Italian Parliament, Underscoring UK-Italy Alliance
King Charles III addressed the Italian Parliament on Wednesday, emphasizing peace, the UK-Italy alliance supporting Ukraine, and the joint UK-Italy-Japan collaboration on a future combat air project; this visit also marks the King's 20th wedding anniversary and his first international trip since a r...
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36% Bias Score
Inquest into Deaths of Pedestrians Killed by Drivers with Failing Vision
A joint inquest is investigating the deaths of four pedestrians killed by drivers with failing eyesight who ignored medical advice and continued driving, highlighting systemic failures in the UK's driver licensing system.
Inquest into Deaths of Pedestrians Killed by Drivers with Failing Vision
A joint inquest is investigating the deaths of four pedestrians killed by drivers with failing eyesight who ignored medical advice and continued driving, highlighting systemic failures in the UK's driver licensing system.
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24% Bias Score
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