Claims extracted
20
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 20 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
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Speaking to media during a roundtable, Brooke discussed how her character reaches a breaking point in series four, which she said contains “lots to uncover and sink your teeth into”.
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she → speak → teeth
Brooke said: “Everybody has a point at which they break.
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they → say → which
For Grace, I think that happens in this series.
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that → think → series
“She’s done her detective exams, which are one of the hardest things, and she passes them.
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she → do → them
“Then she automatically thinks, ‘I am going to get the step up, and get the reward for all the hard work’.
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I → think → work
“But there are bigger things at play within the force, and that progression is not going to happen.”
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progression → be → force
“It’s been a brilliant surprise as an actor because of the evolution of this character,” the actress added.
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actress → add → character
As the series progresses, she is extremely disillusioned.
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she → progress → ?
“There’s revelations in terms of how the world truly works.
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world → ’ → terms
“Grace always thinks she can change people’s opinion, that she has this superpower to penetrate people’s thoughts or perspectives of the world, and actually she can’t.”
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she → think → world
Brooke added: “I think (the new season) is about whether you decide you’re going to go along a rocky path of making a change and shaking things up, or whether you whether you comply.
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you → add → things
I think that it is very interesting.
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it → think → ?
When asked about what her role has taught her about policing, the TV star said: “I think you have a greater understanding of the dangers that they put themselves in and the dangers they encounter on a daily basis.
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they → ask → basis
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“The way the job pulls them from a woman that’s hiding in a wardrobe to people that are trying to launch things at you, and then to just go home at the end of the day, and be yourself and live with that.
“What do you do with that?
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you → read → that
Do you compartmentalise it?
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you → compartmentalise → it
Does it stay with you?
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it → stay → you
“I do think it’s given me a greater respect and understanding, and especially within Northern Ireland.”
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it → think → Ireland
Brooke also reflected on how series four of the hit programme, which is set in Belfast, sees the officers at Blackthorn police station face challenges such as political and societal unrest – which “everybody is dealing with”.
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everybody → reflect → which
“I think the great thing Blue Lights does and has always done is in terms of the bravery of the storytelling,” Brooke added.
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Brooke → think → storytelling
The upcoming series of Blue Lights will be available to watch on BBC iPlayer from September 29.
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series → watch → September
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