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Hoax bomb threats target schools across Italy, UK and Ireland
14 newsrooms covered this story. These two put it most differently.
Hoax bomb alerts sent to schools in Italy, UK and Ireland
Schools evacuated across Scotland and Northern Ireland after nearly 800 receive 'bomb threats' in second wave of suspicious emails
Every headline, by side
Left 6
- School bomb threats live: Mass evacuations across Northern Ireland and Scotland
The Mirror
- Hoax bomb alerts sent to schools in Italy, UK and Ireland
ABC News (Australia), lean left
- Hoax bomb threats made to hundreds of schools in Scotland and Northern Ireland
The Guardian
- Bomb threats hit hundreds of schools in Italy, Ireland and UK
Politico Europe, lean left
- Italy evacuates over 300 schools due to bomb alert, with threats in Scotland and Ireland
The Hindu, lean left
- Hoax bomb threats target schools across Italy, UK and Ireland
Al Jazeera, lean left
Right 3
- Schools evacuated across Scotland and Northern Ireland after nearly 800 receive 'bomb threats' in second wave of suspicious emails
Daily Mail, lean right
- Schools evacuated across Italy after bomb threats
Toronto Sun
- Italy evacuates hundreds of schools as Europe faces wave of bomb threats
Washington Examiner, lean right
Centre 5
- Hundreds of schools across Italy, Scotland and Ireland receive bomb threats
Financial Times
- Hundreds of Italian schools hit by threats in suspected bomb hoax
BBC News
- Hoax bomb alerts sent to schools in Italy, U.K. and Ireland in latest wave of threats and cyberattacks
The Globe and Mail
- Italy's Meloni says cyberthreats are intended to spread fear after schools hit by bomb threat
Hindustan Times
- Schools evacuated across Italy after bomb threats
France 24
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