Man abducted and sexually assaulted schoolgirl while dressed as woman -- BBC News (UK)
Man dressed as a woman who abducted and sexually assaulted primary school girl in Scottish Borders pleads guilty
Outline:
miller identifies
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
-- BBC,
? Amy George,
? Andrew Miller
School bus gets stuck under low bridge again -- BBC News (UK)
Bus was taking pupils to Ashby School in Leicestershire when it hit the railway bridge; One parent said her son was "launched forward and hit his collar bone" Others said it had been stressful for pupils due to take their GCSEs
Outline:
school bus
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
? UK,
? Monty Python
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BBC News Home -- BBC News (UK)
Friday's Mail: Is this the start of the great A.I. jobs bloodbath?
Outline:
ramsay hunt syndrome
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
? Romania,
? AI,
? Tories
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Sewage spills: Water bills set to rise to pay for 10bn upgrade -- BBC News (UK)
Water companies say sorry over spilling raw sewage
Outline:
water bills
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
- England,
- Tory,
± Tories
Why is raw sewage pumped into rivers and the sea? -- BBC News (UK)
Most of the UK has combined sewerage system, meaning both rainwater and wastewater are carried in the same pipes; Usually, all the waste is carried to a sewage treatment works
Outline:
excess wastewater
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
+ Tories,
++ Tory,
± Brexit
Swimming in sewage used to be acceptable, says senior Tory MP -- The Independent
MP Damian Green tells Peston: 'I remember as a child in south Wales swimming in sewage' Water companies say they will invest an additional £10bn in upgrades to cut sewage spills; But they warn the public will have to pay more on their bills if they do so
Outline:
sewage spills
Tone:
++ v. positive
Discussion:
? Westminster,
? Tory party
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Missed bin collections blamed on car owners working from home -- BBC News (UK)
Rugby Borough Council said it had seen rising numbers of bins missed; It said people who travelled to work and left cars at home were also to blame
Outline:
missed bin collections
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
-- BBC,
? UK,
-- WFH
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KS2 Sats reading paper revealed after row over difficulty -- BBC News (UK)
Children had one hour to answer 38 questions about three set texts; One question asked 10 and 11-year-olds to find a similar word to "eat" in a passage that contained both "consume" and "feeding" Even staff "had to really think" about the answers, the National Association of Head Teachers said
Outline:
ks2 sats
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
- US,
-- bbc,
± Texas
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