Claims extracted
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sentences that state something as happening or true
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2 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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More confusion was cast on Andy Burnham's Brexit position today as a minister insisted there is no desire to 'reopen the acrimonious debate' on leaving the EU.
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minister → cast → EU
The PM has been talking up his hopes for closer ties with the bloc ahead of a summit with commission chief Ursula von der Leyen next month.
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PM → talk → Leyen
After recently refusing to rule out the next Labour manifesto committing to rejoin, Mr Burnham told MPs last week that he wanted a 'serious dialogue about the different options for our relationship in the long term'.
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he → refuse → term
The signals have delighted Europhile politicians who have been pushing to reverse the decision taken at the 2016 referendum.
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who → delight → referendum
However, some Labour MPs have voiced alarm at the prospect of going back into divisive debates about the UK's status.
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MPs → voice → status
Touring broadcast studios for the Government this morning, science minister Chris McDonald said the premier was only seeking a 'more stable relationship'.
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premier → tour → relationship
He suggested Mr Burnham was starting a 'big conversation' and was not 'desperately after one thing or another'.
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Burnham → suggest → thing
Andy Burnham has been talking up his hopes for closer ties with the EU ahead of a summit with commission chief Ursula von der Leyen next month
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Burnham → talk → Leyen
I think it's best to listen to what the Prime Minister said, what his actual words were, and what he wants is a more stable relationship with the EU that will be in our economic benefit,' Mr McDonald told GB News.
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McDonald → think → News
I think what we saw over the last two years was Keir Starmer did his EU reset, and that was very much on a case-by-case basis.
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that → think → basis
'We managed to negotiate some improvements under the previous terrible deal that was done by Boris Johnson, and now we need something that adds a bit more stability.'
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that → manage → stability
He added: 'So what the Prime Minister wants is to have a big conversation with the country for people to think about, ''Well, what would our future sort of settled arrangement with the EU look like?''
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sort → add → look
He hasn't said, or he's desperately after one thing or another, and we can only do things by consensus as well.
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we → say → consensus
Science minister Chris McDonald told GB News the premier was only seeking a 'more stable relationship'
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premier → tell → relationship
'So I think now is the opportunity for us to have that conversation.
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us → think → conversation
But no one wants to reopen the really acrimonious debate that we had in the past.
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we → want → past
It's about how we go forward from the position that we're in now.'
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we → go → that
The comment strikes a different tone from Mr Burnham's mentor Lord Kinnock, who argued last week that the PM 'obviously' wants to rejoin the EU.
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PM → strike → EU
The Labour ex-leader suggested the premier had only played down the idea of reversing Brexit during the Makerfield by-election because he was focused on 'winning'.
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he → suggest → election
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