Claims extracted
19
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
5%
1 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Andy Burnham is taking PMQs this afternoon, but he will regard his most important engagement as the meeting he has with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the Ukrainian president, later in No 10.
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he → take → No
Peter Walker has a preview.
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Walker → have → preview
When Keir Starmer talked about his best achievements, he said one of the things he was most proud of was being able to embrace Zelenskyy outside No 10 only 24 hours after President Trump humiliated him in the Oval Office as an unequivocal show of UK support for Ukraine.
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Trump → talk → Ukraine
The circumstances are not exactly the same today, but Trump called for Zelenskyy to be replaced at the weekend, and Burnham is signalling he does not agree.
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he → call → weekend
In an overnight statement, Burnham said:
Our rock-solid support to Ukraine is vital for keeping us safe here in the UK and ensuring those on the frontlines have the equipment they need to push back Russia.
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they → say → Russia
My message to the Ukrainian people could not be clearer, we are with you for as long as it takes, and we will go further and faster in our support to back your courageous fight for peace in Europe.
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we → take → Europe
It is not just the right thing to do, but it’s the necessary thing to do.
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it → do → ?
Russia’s aggression cannot be allowed to succeed on our continent.
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aggression → allow → continent
Burnham is also announcing that the UK will “accelerate deliveries of British Lightweight Multirole Missiles (LMMs), which have proven extremely effective against jet-powered drones that are being used to strike far beyond the front lines in Ukraine, including Kyiv and beyond.”
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that → announce → Kyiv
No 10 says:
The [Russian] drones are faster and can fly far higher than propeller-driven Shaheds, making them harder to detect and destroy before they hit targets.
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they → say → targets
The UK has already committed £1.6 billion to deliver more than 5,000 LMMs to Ukraine over the next four years and will accelerate £10m of the £45m package of missiles announced today to meet Ukraine’s most urgent winter requirements.
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UK → commit → requirements
Dominic Cummings, Boris Johnson’s former chief adviser, gives evidence to the Lords constitution committee on constitutional safeguards.
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Cummings → give → safeguards
Andy Burnham faces Kemi Badenoch at PMQs.
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Burnham → face → PMQs
MPs debate a Tory opposition day motion saying that the government should not place asylum seekers in a military camp near Piddington, and that it should “withdraw from the European convention on human rights in order to deport illegal migrants”.
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it → debate → migrants
Burnham hosts Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the Ukrainian president, in Downing Street.
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Burnham → host → Street
Miatta Fahnbulleh, the energy secretary, gives evidence to the Commons energy committee.
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Fahnbulleh → give → committee
I’m afraid we are no longer able to have comments open below the line every day on this blog.
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comments → ’m → blog
If you want to contact me, please email politics.live@theguardian.com.
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you → want → politics.live@theguardian.com
You can use this email to flag up corrections, comments for publication, questions or complaints.
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You → use → questions
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