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Where do you get news from online that you trust?
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BBC News. They do a fairly good job of being impartial since both main party voters here in the UK hate it and accuse it of being biased to the opposition!
Isn't it populated in the highest echelons by Tories who ensure the government is given an easy ride?
No it's full of labour lovers!