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Fewer jury trials could take place to prevent 'total system collapse' of UK's courts

46% Center coverage: 24 sources

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Blindspots

No coverage from Left Sources

10d ago

Right 100%

Jaguar Is Heading for Oblivion

Mostly Mixed or Lower Factuality Sources

Sign at Ontario's Popular Sauble Beach Changed to Reflect First Nation Land Ownership

Low coverage from Right Sources

9d ago

Left 67%

Right 27%

Sign at Ontario's Popular Sauble Beach Changed to Reflect First Nation Land Ownership

100% of Sources are High Factuality

Heatwave likely killed 263 people in London, study estimates

58% Center coverage: 12 sources

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Public finances in 'relatively vulnerable position', OBR warns

39% Left coverage: 18 sources

The UK's public finances are in a "relatively vulnerable position", the government's official forecaster has warned. The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) cited a drag from successive economic shocks, recent U-turns on spending cuts and higher-than-expected policy commitments.UK Economy · United Kingdom See the Story

The intense and consuming stupidity of George Monbiot

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Chauve souris de la lune There is an intense and consuming stupidity within almost everything George Monbiot writes, the lumpen prose devoid of both doubt and humour. Doubt and humour are blood brothers, of course – and enemies of the kind of bovine certitude which Monbiot peddles, a cacophony of privately educated green tinged nepo leftismLondon, England · London Read Article

The unstoppable Angela Rayner

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

There is the small matter of the Macron–Starmer press conference today, at which the Prime Minister will hope to announce a new migration deal with France. But we thought we would dedicate today’s podcast to Angela Rayner, with some MPs thinking that the answer to Labour’s woes could be to ‘give it Ange until theAngela Rayner · London Read Article

Rayner backs down in Islamophobia free speech row

100% Right coverage: 4 sources

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The Battle for Britain

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Weekly magazine featuring the best British journalists, authors, critics and cartoonists, since 1828Gunning · Gunning See the Story

Good Lords: the House is losing some of the best

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Keir Starmer has not been the luckiest general. But, in one respect, he has bested Napoleon. The Duke of Wellington will shortly be purged from parliament, two centuries after Waterloo. Like his ancestor, Charles Wellesley has led a life of public service. For that, he will shortly receive the sack as part of the greatestKeir Starmer · London Read Article

Peerless: the purge of the hereditaries

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The House of Lords is very old, but not quite continuous. In 1649, shortly after the execution of King Charles I, the Cromwellian House of Commons passed an act which said: The Commons of England assembled in parliament, finding by too long experience, that the House of Lords is useless and dangerous to the PeopleLondon, England · London Read Article

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Sign at Ontario's Popular Sauble Beach Changed to Reflect First Nation Land Ownership

Heatwave likely killed 263 people in London, study estimates

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