- Police in Northern Ireland and Scotland are investigating hoax bomb threats sent via email to hundreds of schools on Monday.
- The Police Service of Northern Ireland confirmed up to 300 schools received the generalised threat, which originated from outside the UK and is considered low risk.
- Stormont education minister Paul Givan condemned the Islamist-themed threat, which claimed explosive devices were on site, causing several schools to close.
- At St Colman's Primary School in Lambeg, 400 pupils were evacuated as a precaution before police and staff confirmed the threat was a hoax.
- School leaders' union NAHT criticised authorities for giving contradictory advice, calling for clear and coordinated guidance during public safety incidents.
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