Claims extracted
25
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
12%
3 of 25 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
64/100
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Jones admitted she “wasn’t sure if she could face” any further disappointment when asked to return for the new series - which is hosted by new presenters Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe.
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which → admit → presenters
“Every year, I do question myself, like really think, ‘Are you ready for this really intense, really all-consuming thing again and again and again and again?’” she told MailOnline.
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she → question → MailOnline
“Every time I ask myself, and if the answer is still yes, I’ll be here doing it.
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I → ask → it
And I must say, last year I was very heartbroken.
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I → say → ?
So there was a lot of doubt, like, ‘Can I face it again?’”
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I → be → it
Jones added: “I guess our expectation was so high and not even from us, externally, you kind of see yourself getting all the way there.
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yourself → add → us
And then to have had it cut short was a little bit tough.”
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it → cut → ?
Jones also said that the moment she “doesn’t love Strictly” is the moment she will “walk away”.
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she → say → Strictly
The dancer broke down in tears last year on Strictly’s spin-off show, It Takes Two, while discussing hers and Cope’s exit from the competition in December.
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It → break → December
"Looking back, obviously, I can't help but think I could have done things differently to make things better for him," she said while crying.
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she → look → him
"He can only do what I've asked him to do, and he didn't just do that this time.
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he → ask → that
He did that every single time.
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He → do → that
We were in a tough position expected to deliver these almost-perfect, show stopping routines every single Saturday, which you did.
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you → expect → which
I don't know how you did.
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you → know → ?
But you did."
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you → do → ?
The routine left judges Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas on their feet, while the studio erupted into thunderous applause.
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studio → leave → applause
The couple was awarded 31 points, after Anton Du Beke declared the routine “extraordinary” and Craig Revel Horwood applauded the dance as “classy, elegant and graceful”.
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Horwood → award → dance
The pair also topped the leaderboard last week and Nellis is now among the favourites to win the show.
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Nellis → top → show
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Jones has been on 10 series of Strictly and is a seasoned favourite with fans - but has also experienced her fair share of scandal.
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Jones → read → scandal
At the time, Walsh was in a five-year relationship with actress Rebecca Humphries, whilst Jones was married to fellow professional dancer on the show Neil Jones.
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Jones → marry → Jones
The kiss took place on Humphries’ birthday.
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kiss → take → birthday
The controversy went from bad to worse when Humphries spoke out about what had gone on, alleging that Walsh had called her a “psycho” for suggesting that something might be going on between him and Jones, despite fans noticing their undeniable chemistry.
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fans → go → chemistry
The pair appeared on the BBC Two spin-off show It Takes Two to address the situation, which they called a one-off mistake.
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they → appear → which
They were voted off the show a few weeks later in October 2018.
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They → vote → October
The following year, Jones and Neil announced their separation, though claimed it had nothing to do with the kissing scandal.
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it → announce → scandal
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