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How newspapers reported the Manchester Arena attack

Front pages
Front pages

The worst terror attack to hit Britain since the July 2005 London bombings has sent shockwaves around the world, after 22 people were killed in an explosion an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester.

Police were called to reports of an explosion at 10.33pm, shortly after Grande, the US singer, had finished her performance as thousands of people streamed out of the Arena.

Britain's newspapers rushed to change their front pages for their final editions. Here's how tragedy was reported by newspapers in the UK and around the world:

Here Wednesday's front pages

Manchester Evening News

The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Mirror

The Times

The Guardian

The Sun

The Metro

The Press and Journal

The Herald

World

The New York Times

The New York Times
The New York Times

The New York Post

Daily News

Daily News
Daily News

Newsday

Newsday
Newsday

Washington Post

The Washington Post
The Washington Post

Spiegel (Germany)

Germany's Spiegel magazine paid tribute to the way Manchester responded to the attack.

Under a headline "A city full of help", the magazine's online edition praised the way Mancunians opened their homes to people stranded by the attack, and taxi drivers offered free rides.  

O Globo (Brazil)

"Terror returns to haunt England"

O Globo
O Globo

 Toronto Sun (Canada)

Toronto Sun
Toronto Sun

 Toronto Star (Canada)

Toronto Star
Toronto Star

 

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