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πŸ—žοΈ Story file #1054

Two high-speed trains collide in Spain

Oct 28, 6 AM ET to Oct 28, 6 AM ET

πŸ‘£ How this story traveled: from the front pages that broke it, out through TV, radio and the shows, into what people retold and what fact-checkers examined, and on into the saga it is part of. Everything here is matched to the story by our tools, so a link can be wrong; the trackers' pages say how each is made.

  1. Oct 28, 6 AM ETfirst on a front page: HuffPost
  2. Oct 28, 6 AM ETpeak: on 11 front pages

πŸ“° Spread

the front pages that ran it, hour by hour

Oct 28, 6 AM7 AMCNNCNNCNN, Oct 28, 5:00 AM ET: Breaking News Two high-speed trains collide in Spain, rail operator saysNewsweekNewsweekNewsweek, Oct 28, 6:00 AM ET: BREAKING Spain High-Speed Rail Crash Leaves At Least 10 Dead: ReportsReutersReutersReuters, Oct 28, 6:00 AM ET: Two high-speed trains collide in Spain, rail operator saysNBC NewsNBC NewsNBC News, Oct 28, 6:00 AM ET: BREAKING: At least 10 dead after trains collide in SpainYahoo NewsYahoo NewsYahoo News, Oct 28, 6:00 AM ET: Multiple people reportedly dead after two high-speed trains collide in SpainCBS NewsCBS NewsCBS News, Oct 28, 6:00 AM ET: At least 10 dead as two trains crash in Spain, authorities sayThe SunThe SunThe Sun, Oct 28, 6:00 AM ET: RAIL HORROR At least 39 killed as two high speed trains crash & carriage derails in SpainThe GuardianThe GuardianThe Guardian, Oct 28, 6:00 AM ET: Spain train crash: at least 10 dead after collision in Toledo provinceThe IndependentThe IndependentThe Independent, Oct 28, 6:00 AM ET: At least 39 dead after two high-speed trains collide in SpainHuffPostHuffPostHuffPost, Oct 28, 6:00 AM ET: 10 Dead In Crash Between 2 High-Speed Trains In Spain: ReportsThe Washington PostThe Washington PostThe Washington Post, Oct 28, 6:00 AM ET: 2 trains crash in central Spain, injuring an unknown number of passengers
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πŸ“‘ wire copy: 1 outlet ran the Reuters headline nearly word for word (CNN)

πŸ“Œ linked by aggregators: Google News

Every outlet's first headline (11), left to right by AllSides rating

πŸ“‘ Broadcast

TV, radio, and the shows that talked about it

πŸ“ΊπŸ€· No TV captions or radio newscasts matched to it yet. It may still get there, or our matchers missed it.

🧢 Retelling

what people online made of it

πŸ¦— Nobody's retelling it online yet, as far as the daily reports of the last week can tell.

πŸ—£οΈ names in it: Spain

πŸ”Ž Checking

what the fact-checkers looked into

🧐 No fact-checker has taken it on yet.

🧡 Persistence

the running story it belongs to

🌱 A story of its own so far: no saga yet.