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Higher scores mean more uneven treatment of the UK parties. Scale: 0–10.
Measures uneven treatment of the UK parties and their leaders. 0 means even-handed coverage, 10 means severe asymmetry.
Last 90 days · 6,440 articles assessed across 43 outlets. Updated 15 Oct, 19:21 UTC.
Samples under 25 articles are marked as limited, where the median can move on a few pieces. Read the methodology.
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Every UK Politics article the panel has scored in the last 90 days, newest first. Each row shows the quote that moved its score most. Tap one to see every quote highlighted in the text.
‘Reform UK should take immediate action against racism’, Burnham says
Headline analysisReform UK should take immediate action against racism
The headline editorialises.
Equalities watchdog writes to Green Party to probe impact of Zionism policy
UK threatens visa ban on Eritreans over migrant returns dispute
The real reason why migrants are filling UK jobs as Brits remain out of work
Community vilificationMigrants are filling more UK jobs as millions of Britons remain out of work , with an academic warning that tackling economic inactivity is the “real issue”.
A community is framed as a threat or a criminal group, and the headline editorialises.
Nigel Farage accused of ‘protecting’ candidate his own team called ‘a bit of a racist’ over vile posts
Headline analysishis own team called 'a bit of a racist'
The headline editorialises, a community is framed as a threat or a criminal group, and quote space is unbalanced.
Milei adviser claims UK being ‘colonised by Islam’ as Falklands row grows
Labour councils told to end agreements with Greens who do not condemn ‘Zionism is racism’ policy
Scottish Government considering face covering exclusion zones, says Neil Gray
Community vilificationThe issue has come to the fore in recent months as a result of anti-immigrant protests across the country, as well as the rise of balaclava-wearing young people on motorised bikes and scooters.
A community is framed as a threat or a criminal group.