In the record, not in the score. 74 sentences from the official text. The selection rule did not choose it, so it does not count towards the score. How transcripts are chosen
Same event
1 Jun 2026
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Rupert Lowethis transcript
MP for Great Yarmouth (Restore Britain)
–of 1 checked claims hold up–no questions to answer
–of 3 checked claims hold up–no questions to answer
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“We have been in touch with the Government and Baroness Longfield and have said that we will help them, but so far nobody has actually made contact with me.”
Claim checkedRupert Lowe's inquiry offered to help the Government and Baroness Longfield's national grooming gangs inquiry, but neither has yet contacted him.
Whether the national inquiry has contacted the speaker is not on the public record.
No source found. Left out of Accuracy.
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Procedural claims (the speaker's own dates, petition counts, who said what, background), clear slips of the tongue, and words read out from someone else. They stay on the record and do not count in Accuracy.