Crime
EuropeBBC ‘far-right’, Interfax ‘criminal’: Krakow gunman dies in hospital
Polish police say the 24-year-old suspected of killing six people in Krakow's Main Market Square has died in hospital. Western outlets and several non-Western ones stress a far-right motive, while Russia's Interfax says nothing about motive.
EuropeTagesschau: 22-year-old, Lenta and Vedomosti: 27 – Palestinian flag over the Reichstag
A man climbed the flagpole outside the Reichstag in Berlin, took down the German flag and raised a Palestinian one. The sources differ on his age, the time of the incident and how many people remain in custody.
EuropeTagesschau: ‘act of terror’, Interfax: ‘shooting’: six dead in Kraków
After the shooting on Kraków's main market square that killed six people, police found the bodies of the suspect's parents and sister. Germany's Tagesschau stresses national mourning, wounded officers and foreign victims, while Russia's Interfax gives a shorter report on the bodies and casualty figures.
AfricaMackenzie: BBC counts ‘191’ victims, SABC says ‘190 children’ and names a different judge
A Kenyan court has sentenced apocalyptic cult leader Paul Mackenzie to 200 years in prison for starvation killings in Shakahola forest. The outlets agree on the sentence but differ on the number of victims, the judge's name and the details they stress.
EuropeKraków: DW and BBC say ‘suspect’, Lenta says the man ‘killed’ his family
All outlets report the 7 November shooting in Krakow's Main Market Square, in which six people were killed and the attacker also killed members of his family. They differ in the amount of detail, in who is quoted calling it terrorism, and in how cautiously they treat the suspect's guilt.