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The Daily Star reports a commercial survey on school trips, and it says plainly in S7 that PGL Beyond, a trip provider, commissioned it. Its headline states that one in five children miss out, a figure the body never gives. The Daily Mirror's report of the same survey gives it as 22% who have never been on an overnight trip with school, a narrower measure than missing school trips altogether.
Headline goes beyond the article
Minor
“one in five children miss out”
Why this matters
The headline states as fact that one in five children miss out on school trips. No sentence in the body gives this figure or explains what it measures.
The impression it gives
A reader believes one in five children never go on school trips of any kind.
The context
The body never states a one in five figure. The Mirror's report of the same survey gives it as 22% who have never been on an overnight trip with school, a narrower measure than missing out on school trips altogether.
“The research was commissioned by PGL Beyond as part of its annual School Trip Index Report”
The Daily Star tells its reader that a company selling school trips paid for the research. The reader can then weigh the findings and the CEO's quotes with that in mind.
“They are vital enrichment experiences”
The headline's 'vital' sits in quotation marks, and the body traces the word to the PGL Beyond chief executive. It stays his claim, not the paper's.