The Sun, on UK Politics, 11 November 2026
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Read the original article on thesun.co.uk (opens in a new tab)The Sun reports that schools across Scotland were evacuated after a threatening email, with scenes from Kinross, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Perth and the Highlands. It reports the Police Scotland statement that the messages are being treated as hoaxes and that schools need not evacuate, and quotes three councils. Nothing in it misleads the reader about the event.
“Police have now confirmed they are treating the threats as a hoax , advising that there is “no requirement” to evacuate classrooms.”
The Sun states the police assessment plainly and early, so a worried reader learns the threat was judged not credible and that evacuation was not advised.
“parents at Leslie Primary School in Fife were told that “hundreds” of schools had received a threatening email”
The Sun attributes the unconfirmed scale figure to what parents were told rather than stating it in its own voice.
“In October, hundreds of people contacted police after schools received malicious emails – quickly identified as hoaxes.”
The Sun gives the earlier wave and its outcome, so readers see this as a repeat hoax rather than a new kind of danger.
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