Editorial published on May 26, 2017
On Monday evening, 22nd May, at the end of Ariana Grande’s concert in Manchester Arena, the largest indoor arena in the city, a 22-year-old terrorist detonated a homemade bomb, killing 22 people and injuring more than 60 people. This attack is the largest on British territory since 2005, and has similarities whit the Bataclan attack in November 2015: once again the youth – the youngest victim was 8 years old – and its lifestyles were attacked frontally.
The Islamic State organization claimed responsibility for the attack while the United Kingdom has raised the threat level to the highest possible rating.
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Elchicotriste (Espagne / Spain), Cartoon Movement
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Gargalo (Portugal), Cartoon Movement
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Bado (Canada), Le Droit
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Emad Hajjaj (Jordanie / Jordan), CagleCartoons.com
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Khalid Gueddar (Maroc / Morocco)
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Vadot (Belgique / Belgium), Le Vif/L’Express
"Carefree youth" "Or not"
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Roar Hagen (Norvège / Norway), Verdens Gang
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Plassmann (Allemagne / Germany), Frankfurter Rundschau
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Morin (États-Unis / USA), The Miami Herald
"C'est toi le gars qui s'est fait exploser pendant le concert à Manchester, Royaume-Uni ? Nous avons une place spéciale que pour toi !!"
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Herrmann (Suisse / Switzerland), Tribune de Genève
"Terrorist attack in Manchester kills 22 people" "So, the paradise, the virgins and all that stuff?!" "Fake news!"
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Côté (Canada), Le Soleil
"City?" "Manchester, UK" "Cause of death?" "Skirt too short and crop top!"
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New mourning for the United Kingdom - Falco (Cuba)
