Claims extracted
25
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 25 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
withheld
no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
65/100
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Outlets on this story
18
Crime & Law
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
Some 700 offenders across England and Wales are being let out of jail before the end of their sentences today to free up jail space.
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offenders → let → space
Over the next month about 2,000 criminals, including domestic abusers and those convicted of violence, are due to be freed, with another 3,000 in stages over the next year amid a prisons overcrowding crisis.
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criminals → include → crisis
Reform UK’s Laila Cunningham, who is a former CPS prosecutor, told reporters outside HMP Wandsworth: “I’ve prosecuted domestic abuse crimes and I’ve sat and I’ve held the hands of victims, it takes so much courage to come.
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it → tell → courage
“But when you get that conviction, that victim knows ‘I’m safe for that time.
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I → get → time
He’s in prison for two years, three years, whatever, I’m safe’.
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I → ’ → years
“And now they’re told you’re not safe.
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you → tell → ?
Some are fleeing their homes, their communities.
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Some → flee → homes
“The victim’s freedom to live safely within her community and her home has been removed, while the freedom of the offender is being given to him.
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freedom → live → him
I’m speechless.”
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I → ’m → ?
“He should go speak to every domestic abuse victim who is fleeing her home and look them in the eye and say how’s he going to help them, what’s he going to do for them.”
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he → go → them
Labour MP and former safeguarding minister Jess Phillips said she was not confident all the protections needed are in place, adding that she expects "huge recalls" to prison of domestic abusers.
She told Times Radio: “The helpline has been set up, it's being run by Victim Support and I know that Women's Aid have also been working with the government to look at how they give out extra capacity to support workers for victims of domestic abuse.
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they → say → abuse
Always when the rubber hits the road, we will see how that is going to play out.
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that → hit → road
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“You know, I would be lying if I said that I was completely confident today that everything that I think should be in place and many of us have fought for to be in place will actually be there.”
She added: “I expect there will be huge recalls to prison of domestic abusers.
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I → read → abusers
“And so I imagine...more people will be going into prison than leaving on most days.
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people → imagine → days
But the fundamental human issue here is either people are harmed or the fear.
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people → harm → ?
“I am speaking to lots and lots of women, whether their perpetrators are being released today or in the next few months, who it's having a really bad effect on their mental health.”
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it → speak → health
Dozens of prisoners were released early from Brixton and Wandsworth jails on Thursday.
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Dozens → release → Thursday
A serial shoplifter who was released early from prison said the Prime Minister should keep the scheme going.
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Minister → release → scheme
Michael Bogle, 38, from Brent, told reporters outside HMP Wandsworth that he served 78 days after breaching a 32-week suspended sentence for shoplifting.
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he → tell → shoplifting
He said he had been jailed five separate times for 100 convictions.
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he → say → convictions
Asked for his message to Mr Burnham, he said: “Keep the early release going.
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release → ask → Burnham
It’s good.”
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It → ’ → ?
The former bus driver added that conditions inside the prison are “awful”.
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conditions → add → prison
Asked if he would vote Labour, he said he did not vote but if he did he would vote for the Labour Party.
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he → ask → Party
He added that there is a risk he would shoplift again “but hopefully not”, telling reporters he had an approved premises to live and plans to go to the job centre.
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he → add → centre
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