Claims extracted
22
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
9%
2 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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Publisher signals
66/100
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Far-right marches led by the self-styled “Danny Tommo” should not be treated like normal protests, the communities secretary, Angela Rayner, has said, calling the marches “intimidation” that should not be permitted.
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that → lead → marches
Rayner said the behaviour of some masked marchers – who have blocked roads and transport hubs – was not an acceptable form of protest.
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who → say → protest
Daniel Thomas, the instigator of the marches over the past month, was arrested and charged last week after allegedly using a blade to slash an inflatable dinghy in the Channel while a rescue worker was onboard.
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worker → arrest → Channel
Rayner said the marches were frightening local people.
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marches → say → people
“When you see hundreds of predominantly men in black wearing black face masks shouting, going down the street, that is intimidating,” she said.
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she → see → street
“Whether you agree with the message or not, it’s intimidating.”
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it → agree → message
She added: “It is not a protest.
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It → add → ?
We have music, we have banners, but we don’t wear balaclavas and shout divisive rhetoric down the street.
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we → have → street
“There’s a line, and I think organising to disrupt and cordon off areas to stop people going through public highways, this is all behaviour that is intimidatory and is not acceptable.”
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that → ’ → highways
Thomas has recently brought dozens of nationalist protest groups together under the umbrella name of Patriot Platform.
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Thomas → bring → Platform
Masked and hooded anti-migrant activists from the movement have convened in English coastal towns and ports, in one case blocking traffic in and out of the port of Dover.
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activists → convene → Dover
Rayner said she was deeply concerned by the way social media was amplifying extreme voices – especially those targeting the RNLI.
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media → say → RNLI
On the day that a 10-year-old child and two women died attempting to cross the Channel, Rayner said there needed to be more humanity about how migrants were described and treated when they attempted to cross in small boats.
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they → die → boats
“How can we get to the point where we dehumanise like this,” she asked.
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she → get → this
“Yes, we can have an argument about the criminals putting people on these boats, the legitimacy of someone’s claim.
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criminals → have → claim
But when you’ve got a human being at risk of death, do we let them drown?
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them → get → death
“That is ultimately what it comes down to.
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it → come → what
Yes, we politicians have a discussion about policies, about people we give asylum to, about how we stop boats.
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we → have → boats
But [to] attack volunteers that save people from drowning?
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that → attack → drowning
If there’s a risk to life at sea, an RNLI volunteer without any political persuasion at all or any ideology will go out and will save lives at sea.
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volunteer → ’ → sea
“To whip up hatred as if they are making a judgment on the value of these lives that they’re saving or not, and to put their faces up, identify them, to whip up online hatred towards volunteers whose sole job is to give up their time to save lives at sea.
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job → whip → sea
It’s not acceptable.”
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It → ’ → ?
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