BBC News, on UK Politics, 11 November 2026
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Read the original article on bbc.com (opens in a new tab)BBC News reports a Commonwealth War Graves Commission appeal for families in Lincolnshire to share stories of relatives who died in the two world wars. It profiles several people buried at Newport Cemetery in Lincoln, with dates and causes of death attributed to a tour guide and a commission officer. Nothing in it misleads the reader.
“he developed pneumonia and died at Lincoln's 4th Northern General Hospital on 4 September 1914”
The article gives a plain cause, place and date of death for a named man rather than folding him into a general toll.
“what local papers at the time referred to as severe wounds”
The reporter attributes the description of Reames's wounds to the local papers of the time and does not state more than the source supports.
“Sister Mary Satchell trained as a nurse and served in France”
The article names a woman among the war dead and tells her service, so the female casualties it counts are people with lives.
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