Threatening emails sent to hundreds of schools in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Italy treated as 'hoaxes'
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The Education Authority (EA) has said the message has ‘similarities’ with a hoax threat sent to schools across the region last month. Covered by 3 outlets: 2 are centre, 1 lean right.
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Police treating threatening messages sent to schools in UK as hoaxes
Schools in Scotland and Northern Ireland received threatening emails.
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Police treat threatening email sent to hundreds of NI schools as ‘hoax’
Similar emails had also been received by some schools in Scotland.
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Police respond after threatening emails sent to hundreds of schools across the UK
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‘Urgent inquiries’ after threatening email sent to hundreds of schools
The Department of Education advised schools in Northern Ireland to remain open ‘unless otherwise advised by the PSNI’.
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Threatening emails sent to hundreds of schools in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Italy treated as 'hoaxes'
Threatening emails sent to hundreds of schools across Northern Ireland, Scotland and Italy are being treated as hoaxes, authorities have said.
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‘Urgent inquiries’ after threatening email sent to hundreds of schools in NI
The Education Authority (EA) has said the message has ‘similarities’ with a hoax threat sent to schools across the region last month.
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