Claims extracted
27
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 27 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
Leans strongly right
of the writing, not the subject · beta estimate
Publisher signals
65/100
Evening Standard's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
1
Crime & Law
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
London and Camden are lawless - we must take back our streets
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we → take → streets
Four people have been murdered here in the last 12 months alone.
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people → murder → months
Phones are snatched on Euston Road in broad daylight.
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Phones → snatch → daylight
Drugs are openly dealt and taken around King’s Cross… the list goes on.
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list → deal → Cross
Camden doesn’t even have a single 24-hour front counter.
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Camden → have → counter
Labour have left behind an appalling record.
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Labour → leave → record
In 2013, London had 140 police front counters.
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London → have → counters
Boris Johnson closed 65 of them when he was Mayor.
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he → close → them
In Holborn & St Pancras, three police front counters have been closed to the public since 2010: Holborn, Albany Street and King’s Cross Road.
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counters → close → 2010
Now, only two remain in the entirety of London.
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two → remain → London
And our leaders are only adding fuel to the fire.
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leaders → add → fire
Having served for 31 years in the Met, rising to the position of Senior Detective in Central London and counter-terrorism commander, I simply couldn’t stand by any longer.
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I → serve → London
I knew I had a public duty to London and to Camden.
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I → know → Camden
We must take back our streets.
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We → take → streets
I’ve restored lawless London once before and led the Met’s work to return Westminster to normality after the 7/7 bombings.
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I → restore → bombings
I can do it again.
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I → do → it
That starts with a zero-tolerance approach to crime, with visible police on our streets, and police stations open to the public 24/7.
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That → start → public
As your MP, that is exactly what I will campaign to deliver.
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I → campaign → what
On my first day, I will call in the Mayor and the police chief for an urgent meeting about the spiralling crime rate in Camden.
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I → call → Camden
I will demand that we receive our fair share of resources, and that this borough gets the 24-hour police front counter that Sadiq Khan promised us.
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Khan → demand → us
To be able to set Camden on the path to success, we must get the basics right first.
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basics → set → success
That means making sure residents feel safe to go out on their own streets.
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residents → mean → streets
Labour will just deliver more of the same.
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Labour → deliver → same
Meanwhile, Zack Polanski cares more about a conflict 2,200 miles away than he does about helping people here.
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he → care → people
I served this city for three decades.
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I → serve → decades
Let me serve you again.
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me → let → you
Pete Newman is standing for Reform UK in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election on Thursday, October 8.
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Newman → stand → Thursday
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