Claims extracted
21
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
10%
2 of 21 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
withheld
no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
64/100
Evening Standard's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
1
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The stand-up and TV star added there are “a lot of women speaking privately and quietly” following the verdict, who feel “a very nuanced mix of emotions”.
asserted
who → stand → emotions
She added that she could not name the male comic as it would be a “litigious minefield” but mentioned that she had been on a TV programme with him and told the individual he was a “predator” to “his face”.
uncertain
he → add → face
It was widely speculated she was referring to her time on Comedy Central’s Roast Battle in 2018 alongside Brand, but the Canadian comic has not confirmed she was referring to Brand and has not named the show she was working on.
asserted
she → speculate → show
Reflecting on the guilty verdict on her podcast Telling Everybody Everything, Ryan said: “It really made me feel just quite dysregulated again, caught off-guard, emotional, in awe of the survivors who also had nothing to gain.
asserted
who → reflect → nothing
“They came forward despite Russell Brand having fame, power, money, and a legion of fans ready to attack them.”
asserted
Brand → come → them
She added: “I will never be someone who like, dances on graves.
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who → add → graves
“Everything’s nuanced, and it was proved in court that a terrible thing happened, and that means that a terrible thing happened.
asserted
thing → ’ → court
“I just think again and again about people who have been hurt, and who have to carry that, who’ve carried that around long enough, and will continue to carry that in some way, regardless of what justice is done.
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justice → think → way
“This verdict came because women were hurt, and I worry as well about what happens next.
“
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what → come → ?
Because he’s obviously spent a long time cultivating this idea that the establishment have invented these claims against him, and he’s martyred himself to a growing audience who really still think that it is the courageous survivors who are the villains in this story.
uncertain
who → spend → story
I don’t know if you can podcast from jail.
asserted
you → know → jail
I hope not.”
asserted
I → hope → ?
She continued: “Today there are a lot of women speaking, like the way we always do, privately and quietly, the way we’ve learned to do, to avoid being attacked and to keep each other safe, and a lot of those women feel a very nuanced mix of emotions today.”
asserted
lot → continue → emotions
Ryan also blasted the actions of Brand’s barrister, who launched into a tirade at a journalist outside the courtroom.
asserted
who → blast → courtroom
Ms Urwin responded: “I’m pleased justice has been done,” before Mr Winter said: “Well, it wasn’t.
asserted
it → respond → ?
You f***** it.
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You → * → it
“Congratulations,” he added.
asserted
he → add → ?
Ryan said: “That was so unprofessional, so inappropriate, so aggressive.
asserted
That → say → ?
During the trial, Mr Winter had argued that reporting of allegations against Brand by Ms Urwin and others had “poisoned the well”, and rendered it impossible for him to have a fair trial.
asserted
him → argue → trial
The trial judge, Mr Justice Bennathan, dismissed an attempt by Brand to block his trial from taking place because of negative media coverage.
asserted
judge → dismiss → coverage
Brand is facing years behind bars after being found guilty of one rape and three sexual assaults.
asserted
Brand → face → rape
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