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Know who owns the story.

Paste a news link to see who owns the outlet, what the article pushes, and how one-sided it is.

See what you get

A real result from the app, shown here as an example.

EXAMPLE

Andy Burnham says it is clear Russia interfered in Brexit referendum

Who owns it

Outlet
The Guardian
Owner
The Scott Trust Limited
Checked 2026-10-10

How one-sided it is

2
Mostly factual (level 2 of 7)

What the article pushes

It does not push a strong conclusion of its own. It presents the claim as politically significant while stressing that the evidence, and any effect on the referendum result, were not disclosed.

Show the passages behind the level

“did not disclose who had given him the assessment”

From the article’s own words

This explicitly qualifies the claim and identifies important unknowns.

It adds the 2020 committee’s finding that ministers failed to seek a full assessment.

Paraphrased from the article’s own words

The article gives relevant context beyond Burnham’s assertion.

Views or context left out

  • A response from Russian authorities to the allegation.
  • Independent detail about the assessment Burnham says he received.

Example from a news report published 11 October 2026. One AI-assisted reading of one article, not a verdict on the outlet. Read the original article