Claims extracted
18
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
11%
2 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
withheld
no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
65/100
Evening Standard's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
24
Technology
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
Mr Dewar spoke to journalists as part of an unrelated announcement at Edinburgh Airport.
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Dewar → speak → Airport
He told the Press Association: “We’re still in the middle of this, another Nats failure that’s come hot on the heels of the last one, which is incredibly disappointing and frustrating.”
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which → tell → one
Mr Dewar said there had been some delays and cancellations at the airport on Monday morning.
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Dewar → say → morning
He continued: “The system is clearly not working – twice in the last few weeks.
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system → continue → weeks
“It’s national infrastructure that we’re all dependent upon.”
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we → ’ → that
Mr Dewar said the system is not sufficiently robust and “something needs to change”.
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something → say → ?
He added: “Of course, when flights are cancelled, that means aircraft are in the wrong place for the next one.
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aircraft → add → one
Potentially this could ripple through to tomorrow as well.
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this → ripple → tomorrow
“So, we’re just working incredibly hard to look after people that are delayed or have to make other plans, make sure the operation can be the best it possibly can in the circumstances.
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it → work → circumstances
“And help the airlines get back on to the schedule – hopefully by later today.”
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airlines → help → schedule
He said both Nats and the Government should ensure there are not any more “repeat errors”.
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Nats → say → ?
First Minister John Swinney also spoke about the Nats issue as he visited Edinburgh Airport on Monday.
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he → speak → Monday
He said: “It’s very regrettable that there’s been an issue with the air traffic control system today and that members of the public have experienced disruption as a result.
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members → say → result
“I’m glad the issues are now resolved and that flights are able to take their normal course, but it demonstrates of all organisations, particularly the air traffic control system, having resilience, being able to withstand issues in the systems, so that people can rely on the services that are being provided.
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that → ’m → services
“So, we’ll engage with the national air traffic control service to ensure that these issues are addressed and that the resilience is necessary for these systems is available at all times.”
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is → engage → times
Nats has said airports south of Manchester had been “broadly unaffected” on Monday, but that flights heading north and departing from Scottish airports had been experiencing some delays.
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flights → say → delays
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“Passengers should check with their airlines.
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Passengers → read → airlines
We apologise for the disruption,” Nats said.
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Nats → apologise → disruption