Claims extracted
22
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
9%
2 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
65/100
Evening Standard's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Entertainment
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
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asserted
journalism → support → readers
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uncertain
we → purchase → commission
Munchetty and her co-host Charlie Stayt were chatting to Morning Live hosts Gethin Jones and Michelle Ackerley about what was coming up on the show later in the day.
asserted
what → chat → day
Jones revealed they would be discussing a recent study, which found that 62 per cent of people don’t know “how to work a washing machine”.
asserted
cent → reveal → machine
He then pointed out that their co-presenter Wilding was one of those people.
asserted
Wilding → point → people
Munchetty chipped in to remark: “I mean, Rav, that is nothing to be proud of.
asserted
that → chip → ?
Wilding burst out laughing and spread his hands, protesting: “It's the compartments - where do things go?
asserted
things → burst → hands
Stayt interjected, “Rav, let me help you.
asserted
me → interject → you
The washing goes in the...” and Munchetty added, “The round bit,” miming the shape of the washing machine.
asserted
Munchetty → go → machine
She went on sarcastically: “It goes in the big round bit.
asserted
It → go → bit
And then you have the little square window that you can pour some stuff in.
asserted
you → have → stuff
Or there's a little ball, you can throw it in.”
asserted
you → be → it
Ackerley quipped, “Do you want to come in, Naga, and join us for the item?” to which she replied in a deadpan tone: “If he doesn't know by now, I don't think three minutes is going to help.”
asserted
minutes → quip → tone
Jones then joked that Wilding had washed the T-shirt of TV carpenter Rob Bent, who was on the show as a guest.
asserted
who → joke → guest
”Look how that turned out!” Jones quipped, pointing out that Bent’s T-shirt was a brown colour.
asserted
shirt → look → ?
Munchetty laughed, declaring: “It was white to begin with!”
asserted
It → laugh → ?
She announced in July that she is quitting BBC Breakfast after 17 years on the show and moving to BBC Radio 5 Live in January.
asserted
she → announce → January
The broadcaster was accused of bullying a female colleague and making a “wildly unprofessional” off-air sex joke that left a co-worker “humiliated”.
asserted
that → accuse → worker
The investigation has since been “quietly closed”, The Sun reported.
asserted
Sun → close → ?
There is reportedly uproar over the fact that she will be allowed to present three days in the Salford studio near Manchester, and two days a week from London near her Hertfordshire home.
uncertain
she → be → home
Her prospective co-presenter will be expected to do five days a week in Salford.
asserted
presenter → expect → Salford
“We reject any suggestion that different standards have been applied in this instance.”
asserted
standards → reject → instance
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