Claims extracted
26
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
4%
1 of 26 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
Leans strongly left
of the writing, not the subject · beta estimate
Publisher signals
69/100
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1
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Alzheimer's Society's symptoms checker can help spot the signs of dementia
- READ MORE: How to spot if someone you love has warning signs of dementia
Last month, my dad Roy died.
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dad → help → dementia
He had been living with dementia for some time.
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He → live → time
He never knew his son had become Prime Minister, but the staff at his care home put a television in front of his chair so he could watch me arrive in Downing Street.
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me → know → Street
I know how it feels to lose a loved one to dementia.
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it → know → dementia
That's why I'm pleased to support the Daily Mail and Alzheimer's Society's Defeating Dementia campaign.
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I → support → campaign
We'll throw the weight of government behind that effort.
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We → throw → effort
Today, I am announcing a £48million partnership to support the Barbara Alliance – named after the late Dame Barbara Windsor – which brings together government, industry, researchers, charities and people with lived experience to overcome the barriers holding back the study of dementia.
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which → announce → dementia
I want Britain to be the leading nation in dementia research, making the breakthroughs that change people's lives.
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that → want → lives
So I'm also pleased the Health Data Research Service – the government body that manages access to NHS data for the life sciences sector – will make dementia a priority, to boost clinical trials and deliver new drugs to patients faster.
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dementia → manage → patients
But watching him battle with his condition showed me the system simply doesn't work for those who give and need care.
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who → watch → care
If you get an illness such as cancer, it's awful, but our NHS will give you the best care for free.
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NHS → get → care
If you get dementia, you suffer physically, mentally, emotionally and financially – and so do your loved ones.
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ones → get → dementia
Andy Burnham attends a leadership hustings in 2015 with his mother Eileen and late father Roy, who died from Alzheimer's disease last month
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who → attend → disease
Mr Burnham fell silent on stage during his first Labour conference speech as PM as he choked with emotion two weeks on from his father's death
Ever since I was health secretary in the last Labour government, I've wanted to change this.
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I → fall → this
Now I'm Prime Minister, it's a personal mission I'm determined to see through.
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I → see → ?
It can be done.
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It → do → ?
After the Second World War, we created the National Health Service.
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we → create → Service
Its principle endures today – everyone contributes and everyone is covered.
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everyone → contribute → ?
The NHS transformed healthcare in our country and gave people peace of mind if they got sick.
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they → transform → mind
Now it's time for a new era of care so people have peace of mind as they get older.
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they → have → mind
We are setting out a new settlement for older people: a National Care Service that provides them with free personal care and a state pension that rises every year, by either inflation or 2.5 per cent, whichever is higher, and tracks earnings over time.
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whichever → set → time
Pensioners won't have to spend their life savings on care, and their pension will be on a secure footing for the future.
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pension → have → future
Not just because of my dad, but because this is a country full of fathers and mothers, friends and loved ones, who all deserve to be treated with dignity as they age.
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they → love → dignity
We can win the fight against dementia.
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We → win → dementia
We can transform our care system.
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We → transform → system
And we can bring back hope to Britain.
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we → bring → Britain
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