Claims extracted
17
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
6%
1 of 17 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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Publisher signals
65/100
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Politics
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All Labour council groups who are currently in coalition, or other power-sharing arrangements, with the Greens at council level have been asked to write to the party and seek “reassurances” they condemn the motion, which was passed at Green Party conference.
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which → share → conference
The local Labour politicians will also urge their Green partners to call on the party’s national leaders to condemn the motion, which has been widely condemned as antisemitic.
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which → urge → motion
If the Greens do not respond in seven days, then Labour has said it will end its power-sharing arrangements.
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it → respond → arrangements
The ultimatum will impact 17 councils across England and one in Wales, according to the Labour Party.
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ultimatum → impact → Party
Labour Party chairwoman Bridget Phillipson said: “Where local Labour parties currently have an arrangement with the Greens in local government, we expect their Green counterparts to make clear that they reject this position and to call on their national leadership to reconsider the policy.
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they → say → policy
“We have asked local Green groups to respond as a matter of urgency.
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We → ask → urgency
“Where they are unable to provide that assurance, Labour will bring any such local arrangement to an end.
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Labour → provide → end
“This isn’t an issue of party politics; it’s about doing what is right and upholding the values anyone holding public office should share.
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anyone → ’ → office
“The Labour Party fought hard to address antisemitism within our own party and ensure it had no place in our politics.
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it → fight → politics
“We have a responsibility to uphold those same standards in our relationships with other parties.”
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We → have → parties
Asked about the Zionism is racism motion at Prime Minister’s Questions, Mr Burnham said he condemned it “unequivocally” and would not support a “partnership” with the Greens while it remained in place.
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it → ask → place
The Labour Party leader said: “It is wrong, it is antisemitic, and this side of the House will have nothing to do with it.
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side → say → it
“We will always take the right response when it comes to any partnerships we have with other parties.
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we → take → parties
“We cannot support a partnership with a party that holds the position that has recently been adopted.”
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that → support → position
A Green Party spokesperson said: “For the Labour Government to conflate criticism of Israel with antisemitism is disappointing and wrong.
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conflate → say → antisemitism
“Trying to tell local parties what to do and who they can work with is undemocratic.
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they → try → who
“Whilst Labour continue to try to meddle in our internal democracy, arm a genocide and lock up protesting pensioners, we will not take lectures from them.”
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we → continue → them
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