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School bomb hoax emails: 'Stay vigilant but not alarmed'

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School bomb hoax emails: 'Stay vigilant but not alarmed'
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Assistant Chief Constable Mark Sutherland assured parents it is safe for children to attend school after over 1,000 schools received a hoax email.

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  • School bomb hoax emails: 'Stay vigilant but not alarmed'.
  • Assistant Chief Constable Mark Sutherland assured parents it is safe for children to attend school after over 1,000 schools received a hoax email.
  • Assistant Chief Constable Mark Sutherland assured parents it is safe for children to attend school after over 1,000 schools received a hoax email.

Assistant Chief Constable Mark Sutherland assured parents it is safe for children to attend school after over 1,000 schools received a hoax email.

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