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Irish Times calls Drumcree a stalemate; Ahern tells RTÉ the Parades Commission ruled 'far too tight'

The Garvaghy Road parade dispute is in its third day. The Irish Times says hundreds stayed on the road overnight to block a march. Two other Dublin outlets lead on former taoiseach Bertie Ahern, who blames the timing of the Commission's decision. None of the four reports quotes the residents, the Orange Order or the Commission.

Ahern questions logic over Commission's Drumcree decision
Ahern questions logic over Commission's Drumcree decision as published by RTÉ News · seen at RTÉ News
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Three framings, one day. We hold four reports from three Dublin outlets, all published on 29 September.

Outlet Leads with Whose voice
The Irish Times A "stalemate". Hundreds on Garvaghy Road overnight "to block any Orange Order march". More talks planned by Bryant No one, in what we hold
RTÉ News Ahern: the decision came "far too tight to the deadline" Ahern
TheJournal.ie Ahern: the Orange Order took its amended application to the "wrong place" Ahern only
TheJournal.ie "Could Stormont collapse?" No one, in what we hold

What Ahern says, according to TheJournal.ie. The Commission ruled on Friday night. A court case followed on Saturday. Then came an appeal, and "the main court of the land" decided "at 2.30am, hours before the parade". He wants a mediator. He says the First Minister and deputy First Minister should meet, or "it will affect the institutions".

Who is heard. 2 of 4 reports quote Ahern. None of the 4 quotes a resident, the Orange Order or the Commission. The Irish Times names the residents as the ones blocking the march. The Orange Order appears only as what is being blocked.

What is not settled. - Who Bryant is, and what talks are planned. The Irish Times headline gives only the surname. - The 2.30am ruling rests on Ahern's word alone. - How big the crowd is: "hundreds", with no figure. - Whether Stormont is at risk. TheJournal.ie asks the question, and no report we hold gives a source for the risk. - Three of the four reports reached us as a single line.

What this is about. Residents of the Garvaghy Road in Portadown, County Armagh, do not want an Orange Order parade to pass through their area. The dispute over it has reopened after years in which it was thought to be over.

How it got here. The Orange Order is a Protestant fraternal organisation whose members march each year, many of them in July. Its Portadown members walk to Drumcree parish church and have sought to return along the Garvaghy Road, a mainly Catholic, nationalist district. In the mid-1990s that route back produced standoffs between marchers, residents and police. Speaking to RTÉ, Ahern recalled the "terrible '95, '96, '97 marches" and the "turmoil across Northern Ireland" that followed.

Two things changed in 1998. Parliament in London put the Parades Commission into law. It is an independent body that decides whether a contested parade may take a route, and on what terms. The same year, the Good Friday Agreement set up a power-sharing government at Stormont. TheJournal.ie reports that the Commission has barred the Garvaghy Road route every July since 1998. Ahern says the Orange Order has kept applying "every week".

The actors. The Orange Order wants the route back. Ahern says the Garvaghy Road residents have not changed their position. The Commission rules on the parade, and the courts can review its rulings. Ahern was taoiseach, the Irish head of government, from 1997 to 2008. He helped negotiate the 1998 agreement, which the Irish government co-guarantees.

What is at stake. Stormont is led jointly by a First Minister and a deputy First Minister, one from each community. Neither can hold office without the other. So a dispute that splits unionists and nationalists lands on the government itself.

Where it stands. TheJournal.ie reports that the High Court in Belfast quashed the Commission's last ruling on the march. The dispute is in its third day, and The Irish Times reports that more talks are planned.

What is being argued about

  • Whether the Parades Commission left its decision too late
  • Whether the Orange Order took its compromise to the wrong body
  • Who is blocking whom on Garvaghy Road
  • Whether the dispute threatens power-sharing at Stormont
Four reports, three framingsSide by side
OutletWhat it leads withWho it quotes
The Irish TimesA stalemate: residents and supporters stay on the road overnight to block a marchNo one, in what we hold
RTÉ NewsThe Commission's decision came far too close to the marchBertie Ahern
TheJournal.ieThe Orange Order took its amended application to the wrong placeBertie Ahern only
TheJournal.ieCould Stormont collapse?No one, in what we hold
All four reports are from Dublin outlets. We could not read a Northern Ireland or British outlet on this. Three of the four reached us as a single line.
Sources T The Irish Times
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The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree stalemate continues with Bryant planning more talks Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
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RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC Ahern questions logic over Commission's Drumcree decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Bertie Ahern has weighed in on the Drumcree dispute Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree: How might the crisis be solved? Could Stormont collapse? Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
Who gets quotedChart
A count of what the reports carry, not a rating of any outlet.
Sources T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree stalemate continues with Bryant planning more talks Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC Ahern questions logic over Commission's Drumcree decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Bertie Ahern has weighed in on the Drumcree dispute Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree: How might the crisis be solved? Could Stormont collapse? Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
The bias in this coverageBias

One outside voice, no parties

Two of the four reports lead on a former Irish head of government. None quotes the residents, the Orange Order or the Commission directly. Three of the four are a single line, so we cannot read what else they carried.

2 reports led by a former Irish head of government 0 reports quoting residents or the Orange Order 3 reports where we hold only a single line
Scored without the mastheads. Where the two passes differ, both are kept.
Sources T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree stalemate continues with Bryant planning more talks Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC Ahern questions logic over Commission's Drumcree decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Bertie Ahern has weighed in on the Drumcree dispute Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree: How might the crisis be solved? Could Stormont collapse? Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

Claims and verdicts

unverified The Parades Commission has blocked the Orange Order march along Garvaghy Road every July since 1998.
Only TheJournal.ie states this. The other reports we hold carry only a first paragraph and do not address it.
Checked against 1 source:
T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Bertie Ahern has weighed in on the Drumcree dispute Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
unverified A court ruled on the parade at 2.30am, hours before it was due to start.
The claim comes from Bertie Ahern, speaking to RTÉ, as carried by TheJournal.ie. RTÉ News's own report, of which we hold only the first paragraph, carries only his broader point that the decision came too close to the march.
Checked against 2 sources:
T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Bertie Ahern has weighed in on the Drumcree dispute Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC Ahern questions logic over Commission's Drumcree decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
unverified Residents and supporters stayed on Garvaghy Road overnight to block the march.
Only The Irish Times reports this, and we hold only its first paragraph. No other report we hold confirms or contradicts it.
Checked against 1 source:
T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree stalemate continues with Bryant planning more talks Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

Who wrote it

D Diarmuid Pepper TheJournal.ie
What the bias passes found in their reporting
Characterisation 'politically motivated' outside quotation marks; only 'broad daylight' is quoted×1
Defence line leads The headline leads with the defence barrister's words, with the phrase in quotation marks.×1
Denominator two denominators in one sentence, the flattering one last×1
Figure only in quote The only death toll in the coverage comes from a politician quoted in the report. The report does not check it or give it in its own voice.×1
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting
1 false1 disputed1 unverified4 true
From 78 reports we hold under this byline, at TheJournal.ie. Two independent readings, each made without the masthead, a quote attached to every tag. A record, never a rating. Their full record →
J Jack White The Irish Times
What the bias passes found in their reporting
Headline frame The police chief's warning on disorder is the headline. Protest appears only as a threat to manage.×1
Measure chosen A different count: three scholarship winners, all refused. Only the opening line of this report is held.×1
No actor named The parade itself is the subject that 'sparked' disorder, and the report names no one who took part in it×1
Who is acting Names the residents as the ones blocking the march. The crowd is 'hundreds', with no figure.×1
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting
2 unverified1 true
From 46 reports we hold under this byline, at The Irish Times. Two independent readings, each made without the masthead, a quote attached to every tag. A record, never a rating. Their full record →
The bylines on the reports this story is built from. Hover one for what our passes have measured on their reporting. · 2 reports we hold carry no byline — we do not invent one.

Coverage, outlet by outlet

T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Bertie Ahern has weighed in on the Drumcree dispute Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
The full Ahern interview: the court sequence ending at 2.30am, the 'wrong place' for the Orange Order's application and the call for a mediator. It is also the only report to say the route has been barred every July
An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more. The former Fianna Fáil leader, who was head of the government during the height of the Drumcree dispute, said the Garvaghy Road residents have not changed their position on the Orange Order march. He said the decision by the Orange Order to bring its amended application to the Parades Commission was the “wrong place” to bring it. Speaking to RTÉ, he said that after the High Court in Belfast quashed the commission’s last determination over the march, he could “see where the danger is”. The body has blocked the order from ma
Who is acting: Names the Parades Commission as the actor behind the yearly ban. — “The body has blocked the order from marching along the Garvaghy Road in July every year since 1998.”
No actor named: In the quoted speaker's words, the 1990s marches were 'forced down' by no one named. — “that terrible ’95, ’96, ’97 marches that were forced down and led to so much turmoil across Northern Ireland”
Whose voice: The only voice is a former Irish head of government. No resident, Orange Order member or Commission voice is quoted. — “The courts are the courts and I think it’s regrettable that played out”
One source only: The whole report is built on Bertie Ahern. No resident, Orange Order member or commission member is quoted. — “The former Fianna Fáil leader, who was head of the government during the height of the Drumcree dispute”
No actor named: The marches of the 1990s were 'forced down' with no actor named, in a quote the report carries without comment. — “that terrible ’95, ’96, ’97 marches that were forced down”
What is at stake: The only direct statement that the institutions are at risk comes in a quote, not from the report itself. — “otherwise it is a disaster and will affect the institutions, it will affect other parades.”
Read it at TheJournal.ie → https://www.thejournal.ie/bertie-ahern-opinion-drumcree-7176959-Sep2026/
T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree: How might the crisis be solved? Could Stormont collapse? Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
The only report to frame the dispute as a question about whether Stormont survives.
An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more. Intensive talks to resolve the dispute took place yesterday and will continue today, but at the moment, there appears to be little room for compromise. Garvaghy Road residents were yesterday informed during a meeting held by Breandán Mac Cionnaith that an international mediator is being sought. He said the mediator could not be someone from Britain or Ireland, and that the international mediator should have no connections to the British or Irish governments. Speaking to media after the meeting with Garvaghy Road residents,
Frame chosen: Frames the dispute as a threat to the power-sharing institutions. — “Drumcree: How might the crisis be solved? Could Stormont collapse?”
Headline question: The headline raises Stormont's collapse as a question. Its opening line gives no source for the risk. — “Could Stormont collapse?”
Read it at TheJournal.ie → https://www.thejournal.ie/drumcree-dispute-garvaghy-road-armagh-portado…
R RTÉ News
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RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC Ahern questions logic over Commission's Drumcree decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → — PUBLIC
Puts Ahern's charge first: it was clear a month ago where this was going, and the decision came far too close to the march.
Ahern questions logic over Commission's Drumcree decision Updated / Tuesday, 29 Sep 2026 09:41 'You would have to question the logic of that given the expected response from the Garvaghy Road residents', Bertie Ahern said Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern has said that it was clear a month ago where the dispute over the Drumcree parade was going and the Parades Commission decision was made far too tight to the deadline for the march. Speaking on RTÉ's Morning Ireland, he said the people of the Garvaghy Road have not changed their stance in the past 26 years and the process should have been handled
Blame assigned: Blames the Commission's timing, attributed to a former Irish head of government. — “the Parades Commission decision was made far too tight to the deadline for the march”
Blame placed on one body: The fault is placed with the Parades Commission's timing. The source is a former taoiseach. — “the Parades Commission decision was made far too tight to the deadline for the march.”
Read it at RTÉ News → https://www.rte.ie/news/2026/0929/1593324-drumcree-reaction/
T The Irish Times
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The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree stalemate continues with Bryant planning more talks Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
The only report that describes the scene: hundreds of residents and supporters on Garvaghy Road overnight, and more talks planned by Bryant.
Main Points The standoff in Portadown has entered a third day despite efforts by Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant to mediate a solution yesterday. It follows the blocking of a contentious Orange Order parade from proceeding along Garvaghy Road on Sunday. Hundreds of residents and supporters remained on Garvaghy Road overnight. Members of the Orange Order are also still at Drumcree Church with PSNI blockades at either end of the small church entrance. Northern Ireland Secretary of State Chris Bryant posted on X last night that talks on the issue will continue today. Stormont speaker Edwi
Who is acting: Names the residents as the ones blocking the march. The crowd is 'hundreds', with no figure. — “Hundreds of residents and supporters remained on Garvaghy Road overnight to block any Orange Order march”
Who is named as acting: Residents are the actors, and the verb is 'block'. The Orange Order appears only as the object. — “Hundreds of residents and supporters remained on Garvaghy Road overnight to block any Orange Order march”
Read it at The Irish Times → https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/09/29/live-coverage-of-orange-o…
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RNZ 🇳🇿NZ · digital · PUBLIC No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Headline against body headline claims a 20-year decline reversed; the first line of the body reports a new low in reading ×1Headline against body headline claims a turnaround; the text carries a record low and puts it on boys ×1 from 2328 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → ABC News (Australia)
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ABC News (Australia) 🇦🇺AU · public broadcaster · public-service No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Actor label and hedge The same man is called 'far-right' and named by his legal name. The act is hedged with 'allegedly', where the longer report states it flat. ×1A different count, stated flat one dead and 140 missing, unattributed, earliest of the four ×1Affected counted The only report to count the local people affected ×1Are the dead named one of the dead named, through a relative at the hospital ×1 from 4667 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → The Guardian
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The Guardian 🇬🇧UK · newspaper · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Actor named Denial in the passive voice, with no one named as the person who dismissed it ×1Actor named names Israel as acting and states the death toll flat, with no source ×1Actor named Ireland named as the side that ended the conference ×1Allegation omitted the police statement is cut with an ellipsis where the other two reports carry the controlling or coercive behaviour allegation ×1 from 10552 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → C CBC News
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CBC News 🇨🇦CA · public broadcaster · public-service No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Asserted vs attributed the measure is attributed to the three governments; the territory is called occupied in the outlet's own voice ×1Attribution kept in the headline the sourcing travels with the claim into the headline ×1Figure rounded in the headline more than 600 in the headline; the body sources it to a flight-tracking site ×1How the sourcing is hedged the claim is hedged to an unnamed newspaper in both headline and body; the reporting is not held by this report ×1 from 2730 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
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BBC News 🇬🇧UK · public broadcaster · public-service No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Dating and attribution 'It was not until Tuesday' is a judgement about delay, not a date. No other report we hold comments on how long the German finding took. ×1How hard the claim is stated Headline says the UN voted to adopt and replace; the last sentence of the report says the vote is non-binding ×1How hard the claim is stated The qualification arrives in the last sentence and is immediately overridden by an effect the report gives no source for. ×1Which figure is used States the replacement as done — the Assembly voted to replace the map — where the resolution urges states to use a different projection. ×1 from 473 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → The Daily Telegraph
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The Daily Telegraph 🇬🇧UK · newspaper · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Nothing scored yet. We do not carry a rating for any outlet — only what we have measured from published text. Outlet profile in The AI Times → The Times
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The Times 🇬🇧UK · newspaper · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Nothing scored yet. We do not carry a rating for any outlet — only what we have measured from published text. Outlet profile in The AI Times →
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