Claims extracted
18
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
69/100
BBC News's corrections and
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Health
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
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With the school holidays in full swing, a charity is running 'family fun days' to help those struggling with the cost of food over the summer break.
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charity → publish → break
YMCA Cheltenham is hosting park-based events, which allow children to play outside and enjoy free, healthy food with their family.
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children → host → family
Rob Charsley, head of communities, health and wellbeing at the charity, said 67 children and their families had attended an event in one week alone.
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children → say → week
Meanwhile, in Somerset, Radstock Food Club said the increased cost of living had seen a rise in the number of people requiring their service, with more than 100 families now receiving food from the facility.
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families → say → facility
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Charsley said 18% of children in Cheltenham and 17% of Gloucester children experience very low food security.
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% → say → security
"Summertime is a great and fun time for children, but it's also a difficult time for parents [dealing] with financial pressures and food poverty," he said.
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he → deal → pressures
"There can be real pressures for families to find those positive activities and be providing healthy food for children, and it all comes at a cost."
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it → find → cost
Charsley said the 'family fun day' events were proving "a real help for our community".
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events → say → community
"It's great fun and really satisfying when you've managed to feed all those families as well."
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you → manage → families
Atlanta, who attended the event with her two children, raised concerns about the quality and price of food.
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who → attend → food
"It just goes off really quickly," she said.
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she → go → ?
"It is quite difficult because it's so pricey to get all the healthy stuff, whereas the cheap stuff - the junk food - is just cheap, so it's easier to buy that."
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it → get → that
In Somerset, Sofia Perkins manages Radstock Food Club, which provides food from supermarkets and supplier-surplus to families and older people in need.
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which → manage → need
She said there "definitely" seems to be less stigma when it comes to food banks than previously.
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it → say → banks
"There's more people [going to food banks] - people are less worried about accessing it.
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people → be → it
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But Perkins said the increased demand for food among families was concerning, claiming Radstock was "one of the lowest income places in the country".
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Radstock → say → country
"People can't afford your standard healthy food, which means people are eating quick, convenient food, which is no good for them," she said.
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she → afford → them
"Being able to provide this for everybody really does make a big difference."
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Being → provide → difference
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