Claims extracted
15
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 15 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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Publisher signals
64/100
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Charles chatted briefly to the Luther star when the two men met unexpectedly at a popular historical tourist attraction in Antigua as they attended separate events.
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they → chat → events
The King is in Antigua to deliver the keynote address opening the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (Chogm) on Tuesday, expected to be dominated by the issue of a slavery apology and reparations.
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King → deliver → apology
Antigua’s prime minister Gaston Browne reiterated on Sunday his personal wish to dispense with the British monarchy and for an Antiguan to be the head of state.
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Antiguan → reiterate → state
In an interview with ITV News Mr Gaston said: “I can say to you, I am a Republican.
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I → say → you
“So if you asked me about my personal view, I would like to see Antigua and Barbuda become a republic … but I have to recognise and accept the fact that there are certain constitutional provisions to become a republic, and that, ultimately, it is the decision of the people to determine whether or not we become a republic.”
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we → ask → people
Charles was visiting Nelson’s Dock and had just set an engraved stone into a wall when he was reunited with Sir Idris, a goodwill ambassador for the King’s Trust, who was hosting the One Commonwealth Night concert at the Unesco World Heritage Site.
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who → visit → Site
“How are you?” the actor and knife crime campaigner said as he shook hands with Charles, and they greeted each other like old friends.
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they → say → friends
The King asked “What are you doing here?” and, both laughing, Sir Idris replied “I get around”,
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I → ask → What
Elba added: “How are you doing though, are you having a good time?
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you → add → time
It is understood the actor was referring to Mr Browne.
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actor → understand → Browne
Sir Idris, who first found fame with the acclaimed US series The Wire, got his acting start thanks to a grant from Charles’ Prince’s Trust that helped him attend the National Youth Music Theatre.
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him → find → Theatre
The 54-year-old celebrity, who is best known for his role as DCI John Luther in the BBC crime series, was knighted earlier this year for services to young people.
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who → know → people
The issue of a slavery apology from Britain and the payment of reparations is likely to be the focus of discussion by world leaders attending CHOGM whose countries have endured slavery.
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countries → attend → slavery
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham, in Antigua for the conference, has said he is open to “listening to calls for a formal apology” from those nations affected by the transatlantic slave trade but has ruled out considering financial reparations.
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he → read → reparations
In his address the King is expected to speak about slavery with “unflinching honesty” and “sincere sorrow”.
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King → expect → honesty
The Aporia
