Claims extracted
19
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
11%
2 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Publisher signals
67/100
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Reform UK has insisted there is “no room for racism” in its ranks, while the party’s leader Nigel Farage said the journalistic probe was carried out “because the establishment frankly want us out of the picture”.
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us → insist → picture
Asked by reporters about the investigation during a visit to the North West, the Prime Minister said: “We’ve allowed a poison into our politics in recent years, and it’s time to draw a line under it.
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it → ask → it
“In fact, I praised the Leader of the Opposition (Kemi Badenoch) in the House of Commons yesterday afternoon, who herself drew a line at her party conference between her party and that type of politics, and we all need to call it out more.
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we → praise → it
“I’m pleased ITV has done this.
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ITV → ’m → this
“There is no place for any form of racism, antisemitism, discrimination in British politics, and we all should be relentless in repeating that and taking the firmest possible action.
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we → be → action
“And I hope the Reform Party will take immediate and firm action against those who’ve been revealed to be making these abhorrent comments.”
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who → hope → comments
Speaking on a visit to Chelmsford in Essex, Mr Farage said one of the people filmed had previously been a Conservative councillor, and while Reform carries out vetting “you can’t vet people for what they say in the future”.
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they → speak → future
He added: “I put it to you, if you went and spoke to hundreds of Conservative councillors and tried to provoke them you would find all sorts of things and all sorts of comments said.
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you → add → comments
“It’s just that you never will see an expensive investigation like that into the other parties because the establishment frankly want us out of the picture.”
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us → ’ → picture
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He continued: “We deal appropriately always with people saying and doing bad things, no question about that.
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people → read → that
“We vet much more heavily than the other parties, but you can’t vet against what somebody might say in the future, especially if they’re provoked in conversation.”
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they → vet → conversation
During a walkabout in Chelmsford a man told Mr Farage he was “out of order” for not attending the Clacton by-election count in August, which saw him retain his seat, while Count Binface finished second.
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Binface → tell → seat
Mr Farage told the man, who said he used to be an activist: “I didn’t want to get punched.”
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I → tell → man
A woman who heckled Mr Farage from a distance was kept away by security staff, and the Reform UK leader did not engage with her comments.
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leader → heckle → comments
He said of a poll earlier this week, which saw Reform UK drop to third behind Labour and the Tories: “The last couple of months you’ve got the whole of the Tory press promoting Kemi Badenoch as the saviour.
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whole → say → saviour
“We’ve had problems whether it’s ITV or Channel 4 or whatever it is.
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it → have → problems
“You know what, I’m here today in Chelmsford, we’re running the county council, we’re doing a good job, we’re building for the next general election, we’ve raised money, we’re reorganising and we will be back up in those polls, I have no doubt.
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I → know → doubt
Reform faced calls from across the political spectrum on Wednesday when the news broke to kick out party members who made racist remarks in the ITV report.
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who → face → report
Party sources suggested the people involved had either been suspended or left the party.
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people → suggest → party
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