Andy Burnham on cusp of huge EU 'surrender' deal as Brexit betrayal to 'batter UK economy'
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The Daily Express uses loaded words in its own voice for the Prime Minister's diplomacy. It says he has been 'fawning' over European leaders and calls a summit that discussed support for Ukraine a 'cosy meeting', though the article shows only ordinary talks and public remarks.
Uses a loaded word
Minor
“has been fawning over his European counterparts”
Why this matters
The Express says in its own voice that the Prime Minister has been 'fawning' over European leaders.
The impression it gives
That Burnham behaved obsequiously at the summit.
The context
The article describes only a meeting in Dublin and Burnham's public remarks. Nothing in it shows fawning.
How we know
Elsewhere in the article“I believe there is a good deal to be done”
“After his cosy meeting in Dublin”
Why this matters
The Express calls a summit of European leaders that discussed support for Ukraine a 'cosy meeting'.
The impression it gives
That the meeting was an intimate, improper get-together.
The context
The same sentence says the leaders discussed support for Ukraine in the war against Russia, ordinary summit business.
How we know
Elsewhere in the article“Speaking at the European Political Community (EPC) summit in Ireland”