LBC, on UK Politics, 11 November 2026

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Schools evacuated across Scotland and Northern Ireland after nearly 800 receive 'bomb threats' by email

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LBC reports hoax bomb threats emailed to hundreds of schools in Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Italy. It quotes police and the Education Authority, which said it had seen no evidence of a credible threat. It also reports a school message telling parents there was no credible threat.

What it gets right

  • “At this stage, we have not been made aware of any evidence of any credible threat to schools.”

    LBC quotes the Education Authority's own assessment that there was no evidence of a credible threat. Readers are not left alarmed by a threat the authorities judged bogus.

  • “it had been advised there was no credible threat and that the school would stay open following a check of the premises”

    LBC reports what parents at one school were actually told, which shows how the hoax was handled on the ground.

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