Claims extracted
26
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 26 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
65/100
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"Working with people who are so good, but good fun as well.
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who → work → people
It was all going swimmingly and then today, I’ve no idea what happened to me but I was all ready to start a new scene.
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I → go → scene
We just sat there, getting ready, about to run lines and I sort of… the only way to explain it is I lost consciousness for a few minutes, maybe 10 minutes which was very odd,” she said.
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she → sit → minutes
Callard said she felt “boiling hot” and went home, having been advised by paramedics to rest for the entire weekend.
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she → say → weekend
She added: "I have to tell you, I feel a complete fraud because I’m home and feel perfectly normal.
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I → add → you
The only thing that did happen was my blood pressure was through the roof."
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pressure → happen → roof
The star explained she has "not been right" since radiotherapy treatment for cancer and continues to suffer "horrendous" nausea occasionally.
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she → explain → nausea
She added: “But aside from that, I don’t know what’s going on.
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what → add → that
I’m at the hospital next week so I’ll probably know more.
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I → ’m → more
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“I’m awaiting the results of these other tests, some of these biopsies they’ve taken from my stomach.
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they → read → stomach
If anyone else has had this please let me know because I don’t know at all.”
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I → have → this
In her caption, Callard wrote: “That was an eventful day at work!
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That → write → work
Not really something I can explain but I certainly wasn’t expecting a visit from paramedics today.
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I → explain → paramedics
“I’m feeling fine now… just another sign that something isn’t quite right.”
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something → feel → ?
“I’ve done it, I’ve just finished my last radiotherapy session, fingers crossed,” she said in an Instagram video at the time.
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she → do → time
“To be honest, I feel a bit numb.
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I → feel → ?
Yesterday I really struggled, but today I’ve been fine.
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I → struggle → ?
I’ve got to see the professor again in two months and then I’ll know a lot more and mammograms and oncologists and all that, but radiotherapy is finished for now, so I’m really thrilled.
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I → get → more
“I’m not going to celebrate tonight, we’re too tired, we can’t be bothered.
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we → go → ?
I’m going to put scruffy clothes on and just sit and watch TV with a cup of tea.”
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I → go → tea
The actress is best known for her role as Liz McDonald in Coronation Street.
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actress → know → Street
She played the character on and off from 1989 to 2020, featuring in more than 2,000 episodes.
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She → play → episodes
In 2020, she took part in I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! and finished in fourth place.
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I → take → place
Last year, she returned to the jungle to film I’m A Celebrity... South Africa but was forced to leave the camp after collapsing.
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I → return → camp
The episode was filmed in September 2025, before Callard received her diagnosis.
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Callard → film → diagnosis
She later explained that she did not know she had cancer at the time.
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she → explain → time
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