Claims extracted
26
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
4%
1 of 26 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
withheld
no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
64/100
Daily Mail's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Politics
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
It is always a bad sign when schools are used to push political and social agendas.
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schools → use → agendas
In dictatorships, even the sums in the arithmetic lessons are used to spread the official ideology.
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sums → use → ideology
In Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi classrooms, for example, multiplication was taught by asking pupils to calculate the casualties from shooting down four US planes, with three crew members each.
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multiplication → teach → members
We have not yet reached that grotesque stage.
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We → reach → stage
But many conservative and patriotic parents worry constantly about what their children are being taught in school.
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children → worry → school
They also fret about what is broadcast by the once respected BBC.
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what → fret → BBC
Now these two have come together in a BBC website called Bitesize, much used in many UK schools.
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two → come → schools
To a background of soothing music, multicultural characters guide users through friendly cartoon landscapes in which they are invited to make political and economic choices.
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they → guide → choices
As we report today, one significant part of this interactive experience is weighted towards open borders and migration.
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part → report → borders
Some of this is subtle, though a video prepared for Northern Irish use all but shouts at viewers about the need for welcoming migrants and the benefits this will bring.
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this → prepare → migrants
These opinions are controversial and should not be given the authority which the national broadcaster still enjoys, or the endorsement of teachers and schools.
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broadcaster → give → teachers
Other opinions exist.
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opinions → exist → ?
Many conservative and patriotic parents worry constantly about what their children are being taught in school.
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children → worry → school
They also fret about what is broadcast by the once respected BBC
On the BBC website called Bitesize, much used in many UK schools, multicultural characters guide users through friendly cartoon landscapes in which they are invited to make political and economic choices
It is time they were allowed to compete fairly against the weary nostrums of political correctness.
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they → fret → correctness
And the BBC should yet again be reminded that it must maintain impartiality if it wants to carry on getting our money through the licence fee.
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it → remind → fee
A reckoning is coming, if it does not put its house in order.
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it → come → order
Far too many of their decisions are driven, at least partly, by low or foolish motives.
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many → drive → motives
Others use the world as a stage on which they can display their vanity.
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they → use → vanity
Yet until recently there were generally depths beyond which they would not descend.
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they → be → which
A twinge of conscience, or fear posterity might regard them with contempt, has often pulled them back from the brink of disgraceful behaviour.
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posterity → regard → behaviour
But what are we to say about President Trump’s diesel deal with the blood-spattered Russian despot Vladimir Putin?
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we → say → despot
Can he sink any lower?
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he → sink → ?
The release of Russian diesel stocks will barely ease pressure on the USA’s domestic fuel market.
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release → ease → market
The real reason for rocketing fuel prices is Mr Trump’s apparently permanent war on Iran, which continues to damage the wealth and the stability of the world.
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which → rocket → world
The freeing of Russian diesel from sanctions has no other purpose than to influence votes in America’s mid-term elections.
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freeing → have → elections
To paraphrase a far better US President, Franklin Roosevelt, it is an action that will live in infamy.
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that → paraphrase → infamy
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