Headline Crime: What makes it newsworthy?

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25th November 16:30 - 17:30: Headline Crime: What makes it newsworthy?
Discover why some crimes make headlines while others don't. Explore how media shapes public opinion through fun activities and discussions on crime and society.

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25th November 2026

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Events for School and College Groups (Ages 16-18)
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Why do some crimes dominate the headlines while others receive little attention?

Explore the relationship between crime, media and public perception through thought-provoking discussions and activities.

Ideal for Sixth Form students interested in criminology, law, psychology or current affairs who want to think beyond the headlines.

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Available dates

25th November 2026

Suitable for

Events for School and College Groups (Ages 16-18)
Events for College Groups (Ages 19+)
Events for individuals (enquiry not required to be through a school)
Parents
Families

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