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Asos says 'unauthorised activity' and names 'may have been accessed'; the message its customers got said 'we will leak it'
On Tuesday Asos's own app sent its customers an alert saying the retailer had been hacked. Four reports from the UK, Ireland and Australia describe the same alert …
Badenoch calls it 'Britannia Shield' and says 'we haven't called it an Iron Dome'; The Critic says her party's own release did
On the third day of the Conservative conference in Birmingham, Kemi Badenoch pledged £10bn for missile defence, ruled out a coalition with Reform UK and called the hall …
ABC says Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is suing over an 'Epstein files arrest'; RTÉ and The Independent say he wants the search warrants quashed
The former Duke of York has gone to the High Court against Thames Valley Police. The reports agree on that much. They disagree on what he is challenging …
Guardian: bills to jump £276 to nearly £2,000; Morning Star: a 16 per cent rise in 'killer' prices
Two reports carry the same forecast for January's energy price cap in Great Britain. One counts the rise in pounds and offers ways to save. The other counts …
Grenfell: ABC's headline says a '10-year probe' and police 'want' 54 charged; the Met says nine years, and ABC's own text says 'consider'
Police have passed files on 54 people and 20 organisations to prosecutors over the 2017 fire that killed 72 people. The two reports we hold agree on those …
Independent says Burnham will take water 'back into public hands'; Guardian says his grid plan nationalises nothing
In his first conference speech as prime minister, Burnham offered pensioners a trade: a smaller triple-lock rise in return for free personal care. On who would own the …
Rubio said a foreign 'state' was behind the RAF Fairford plot, The Hill reports; a foreign 'actor', says The New York Times, which notes he gave no details
Five men were arrested over a suspected plot against a British base that US bombers fly from to Iran. Marco Rubio, the US secretary of state, says a …
The Independent says police are looking at Iran over RAF Fairford; Iran's embassy calls it 'malicious speculation'
Five British men from London were arrested near a Gloucestershire airbase used by US bombers. Two reports raise an Iranian link without naming who says so. Two carry …
'Explosives charges', says the Washington Examiner; 'suspicion of terror', says MSNBC — no report we hold names a charge
British police arrested men near RAF Fairford, a base US bombers use, and evacuated homes on Sunday. Eight reports give four words for why the men were held. …
The Herald says 'protest organiser' Danny Tommo slashed a dinghy; ABC says 'far-right activist' Daniel Thomas allegedly did
Two Australian outlets report the same arrest in the English Channel. They give the man two different names and two different labels. One states the slashing as fact …
The Independent says the prime minister will stay away to avoid "unduly influencing the debate"; Toynbee says staying away will "condemn thousands of us to die in agony"
MPs vote on Friday on a bill The Independent calls the assisted dying bill and The Guardian calls the terminally ill adults (end of life) bill. Two readable …
'No impact on visitor numbers,' says the Guardian; 'hugely damaging,' say the Independent's holiday firms
England's mayors are to be allowed to charge overnight visitors. Two reports published within an hour of each other on 10 September reach opposite conclusions, and neither answers …
Guardian says "balaclava-wearing vigilantes", Independent says "protesters wearing balaclavas"
All three reports carry the same instruction from the home secretary. Only one names who organises the protests, only one says nobody was arrested, and only one puts …
Libération says twelve countries, Haaretz says three, a Jerusalem Post headline says eight
Ten reports on the same settlement import ban, all published inside two and a half hours. They do not agree on who acted, what to call it, or …
CBC News says "more than 600" flights cancelled, El Mundo says 625
A technical fault stopped flights across Britain on Tuesday. The two reports we hold count the cancellations differently, and only one says who did the counting.
CBC and France 24 say three countries banned settlement goods; Libération's headline says twelve
Britain, France and Canada each announced an import ban on goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Fourteen reports, and no agreement on how many governments …
Reuters says twelve countries sanction settlements; the Jerusalem Post says 12 back restrictions alongside Britain, France and Canada
Reuters and Interfax count twelve governments in all. Dagens Nyheter says Britain acted and eleven others want to. Israel's answer reaches us twice — entry bans on 12 …
Morning Star says eleven MPs barred, the Independent says twelve — and its list includes a non-MP
Britain bars goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, with France and Canada alongside it. Israel closes the British consulate in East Jerusalem and bars a …
France 24 says twelve countries will ban settlement goods; the Jerusalem Post calls it the "UK's Israel boycott"
Sixteen reports carry the same Commons announcement. They differ on what was banned, on who Ed Miliband named as carrying out ethnic cleansing, and on whether anything is …
The Guardian dates the gilt record to 1998. The Irish Times dates it to 2008. Both carry both bonds.
UK borrowing costs hit their highest in decades on Tuesday 1 September, in a global bond sell-off that also took Japan's 10-year yield to 3%. Two reports on …
RTÉ says the Stormont review uncovered nothing. The Irish Times says nothing was sent to it.
The Northern Ireland Assembly's review of Jeffrey Donaldson's conduct ended with a null finding, and the three reports we hold write that null three ways: a search that …
RTÉ says "allegations", Novara says "busted", the Morning Star says "scandal"
Channel 4 News broadcast a half-hour report on Reform UK's donations about 22 hours before Nigel Farage's conference speech, RTÉ says. Six reports we hold word the same …
TheJournal.ie calls the Dover marchers anti-immigrant. RTÉ quotes a councillor — and counts hundreds, then dozens
Masked men in black blocked roads at the port of Dover on Saturday. The two reports we hold disagree about what to call them and how many there …
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