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No risk to public from hoax school bomb threats, says government minister
Left 29%29%Centre 57%57%Right 14%14%
Left 2 articles
First: The Guardian, 2 hours ago
- Hoax bomb threats made to schools in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Italy The Guardian
- Schools in Europe hit by cyberattacks The Sydney Morning Herald
Centre 8 articles
First: Standard, 9 hours ago
Words this side uses more: police
- ‘Urgent inquiries’ after threatening email sent to hundreds of schools in NI Standard
- ‘Urgent inquiries’ after threatening email sent to hundreds of schools Standard
- Police respond after threatening emails sent to hundreds of schools across the UK Manchestereveningnews
- Police treat threatening email sent to hundreds of NI schools as ‘hoax’ Standard
- Police treating threatening messages sent to schools in UK as hoaxes Standard
- Italy schools evacuated after hoax bomb threats reportedly sent to 6000 schools Nzherald
- Threatening messages to schools not credible and no risk to public, say police Standard
- No risk to public from hoax school bomb threats, says government minister BBC News
Right 1 article
First: Sky News, 9 hours ago
How this was worked out
Headlines grouped by the leaning of their outlet. “Words this side uses more” are headline words at least 2.5 times more common on that side than on the other two, used by at least 2 of its outlets.
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