Showing 1,057 to 1,068 of 3,846 results
UK Ends "Any Job" Policy, Shifts to Personalized Job Support Amid Welfare Cuts
The UK government announced an end to its "any job" policy for jobseekers, shifting to personalized career support with a £1 billion yearly investment and the use of AI to improve coach availability, but faces potential parliamentary defeat and concerns over its limited impact on poverty.
UK Ends "Any Job" Policy, Shifts to Personalized Job Support Amid Welfare Cuts
The UK government announced an end to its "any job" policy for jobseekers, shifting to personalized career support with a £1 billion yearly investment and the use of AI to improve coach availability, but faces potential parliamentary defeat and concerns over its limited impact on poverty.
Progress
52% Bias Score
National Trust's Neptune Campaign Protects 896 Miles of Coastline
Celebrating its 60th anniversary, the National Trust's Enterprise Neptune campaign now protects 896 miles of coastline across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, exceeding previous estimations by 116 miles, showcasing success at sites like Devon's Wembury Point.
National Trust's Neptune Campaign Protects 896 Miles of Coastline
Celebrating its 60th anniversary, the National Trust's Enterprise Neptune campaign now protects 896 miles of coastline across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, exceeding previous estimations by 116 miles, showcasing success at sites like Devon's Wembury Point.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Smart Motorway Breakdown Rate Three Times Higher Than Conventional Motorways
In 2024, smart motorways in England saw a breakdown rate nearly three times higher than conventional motorways, with 56% of all motorway breakdowns occurring on these stretches despite comprising only one-fifth of the network, resulting in 387 daily incidents and prompting calls for their removal.
Smart Motorway Breakdown Rate Three Times Higher Than Conventional Motorways
In 2024, smart motorways in England saw a breakdown rate nearly three times higher than conventional motorways, with 56% of all motorway breakdowns occurring on these stretches despite comprising only one-fifth of the network, resulting in 387 daily incidents and prompting calls for their removal.
Progress
52% Bias Score
UK Eases EV Rules, Risking Higher Emissions
The UK government's April weakening of vehicle sales rules, driven by car industry lobbying, could result in 500,000 more polluting plug-in hybrid vehicles by 2030, according to the Climate Change Committee, contradicting government claims of negligible impact on emissions and delaying the phase-out...
UK Eases EV Rules, Risking Higher Emissions
The UK government's April weakening of vehicle sales rules, driven by car industry lobbying, could result in 500,000 more polluting plug-in hybrid vehicles by 2030, according to the Climate Change Committee, contradicting government claims of negligible impact on emissions and delaying the phase-out...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Bournemouth Arson Attack: Police Release CCTV Footage
Two masked individuals threw bricks and a petrol bomb at a Bournemouth home on May 15th at 1:05 AM, resulting in minor injuries to a resident; Dorset Police released CCTV footage to identify suspects.
Bournemouth Arson Attack: Police Release CCTV Footage
Two masked individuals threw bricks and a petrol bomb at a Bournemouth home on May 15th at 1:05 AM, resulting in minor injuries to a resident; Dorset Police released CCTV footage to identify suspects.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Charity Shop Owner Installs Facial Recognition After Assault Amidst Soaring Retail Crime
Tone Jarvis-Mack, a charity shop owner in Waltham Cross, is tackling rising retail crime and violence by installing facial recognition technology after being assaulted by a customer; this follows a 20 percent surge in shoplifting offences across England and Wales in 2024, reaching 516,971 incidents.
Charity Shop Owner Installs Facial Recognition After Assault Amidst Soaring Retail Crime
Tone Jarvis-Mack, a charity shop owner in Waltham Cross, is tackling rising retail crime and violence by installing facial recognition technology after being assaulted by a customer; this follows a 20 percent surge in shoplifting offences across England and Wales in 2024, reaching 516,971 incidents.
Progress
48% Bias Score
UK and EU to Negotiate Market Access in Post-Brexit Deal
The UK and EU agreed to start negotiations on several key areas, including electricity and agri-food market access, after the UK conceded 12 years of fishing rights in a deal aimed at improving post-Brexit relations. This marks a shift from the previous "cherry-picking" rhetoric.
UK and EU to Negotiate Market Access in Post-Brexit Deal
The UK and EU agreed to start negotiations on several key areas, including electricity and agri-food market access, after the UK conceded 12 years of fishing rights in a deal aimed at improving post-Brexit relations. This marks a shift from the previous "cherry-picking" rhetoric.
Progress
40% Bias Score
London Police Speed Up E-scooter, E-bike Destruction in Phone Theft Crackdown
London's Metropolitan Police are implementing a new policy to destroy e-scooters and e-bikes used in phone snatchings within 48 hours, alongside using invisible DNA spray to track offenders, in response to 66,528 phones stolen in the capital in the year leading up to September 2024.
London Police Speed Up E-scooter, E-bike Destruction in Phone Theft Crackdown
London's Metropolitan Police are implementing a new policy to destroy e-scooters and e-bikes used in phone snatchings within 48 hours, alongside using invisible DNA spray to track offenders, in response to 66,528 phones stolen in the capital in the year leading up to September 2024.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Misdiagnosis Leads to Terminal Melanoma in British Mother
A 32-year-old British mother, Katie Cooper, was misdiagnosed with a virus after experiencing pain, leading to a terminal melanoma diagnosis after the cancer spread to her bones, spine, liver, lungs, abdominal wall, and ovaries; highlighting the importance of persistent medical attention.
Misdiagnosis Leads to Terminal Melanoma in British Mother
A 32-year-old British mother, Katie Cooper, was misdiagnosed with a virus after experiencing pain, leading to a terminal melanoma diagnosis after the cancer spread to her bones, spine, liver, lungs, abdominal wall, and ovaries; highlighting the importance of persistent medical attention.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Paramedic Struck Off for Exploiting Medical Emergency for Sexual Advances
A Berkshire paramedic, James Birdseye, has been struck off the medical register after exploiting a medical emergency to make inappropriate sexual advances toward a student paramedic in June 2019, including unwanted touching and manipulative scheduling.
Paramedic Struck Off for Exploiting Medical Emergency for Sexual Advances
A Berkshire paramedic, James Birdseye, has been struck off the medical register after exploiting a medical emergency to make inappropriate sexual advances toward a student paramedic in June 2019, including unwanted touching and manipulative scheduling.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Miss World Contestant Highlights Knife Crime Prevention in Wales
Millie-Mae Adams, a 22-year-old medical student and Miss Wales 2023 contestant, is using the Miss World platform to raise awareness about knife crime in Wales by teaching young people how to deal with stabbings through her work with StreetDoctors, a charity that operates in 20 UK cities.
Miss World Contestant Highlights Knife Crime Prevention in Wales
Millie-Mae Adams, a 22-year-old medical student and Miss Wales 2023 contestant, is using the Miss World platform to raise awareness about knife crime in Wales by teaching young people how to deal with stabbings through her work with StreetDoctors, a charity that operates in 20 UK cities.
Progress
24% Bias Score
On-the-Run Convict Charged with Murder of Woman Walking Dog
On July 24, 2023, Anita Rose, 57, was murdered in Brantham, Suffolk, during a dog walk by Roy Barclay, 56, an on-the-run convict who had been evading authorities for two years. Barclay was apprehended and charged with murder.
On-the-Run Convict Charged with Murder of Woman Walking Dog
On July 24, 2023, Anita Rose, 57, was murdered in Brantham, Suffolk, during a dog walk by Roy Barclay, 56, an on-the-run convict who had been evading authorities for two years. Barclay was apprehended and charged with murder.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Showing 1,057 to 1,068 of 3,846 results