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NEWS HEADLINES  : Two residents die after car crashes into care home By Newlove Hayfron Acquah 13th July, 2025 News source : BBC News Two Elderly Women Die After Car Crashes Into Care Home in Sunderland.  Two women, one in her 90s and one in her 80s, have died after a stolen car crashed into their care home in Sunderland during a police chase. The crash happened around 9:40 p.m. on Wednesday at Highcliffe Care Home in Witherwack. A stolen BMW drove into the building. The car had been taken earlier that evening from Newcastle. The two women were moved to other care homes but sadly died on Thursday. Eight other residents were taken to hospital, but most have now gone home. Two 21-year-old men have been arrested again, this time on suspicion of manslaughter. Police are checking if the crash caused the women’s deaths. People nearby said they heard a loud bang. A photo shows the BMW stuck in the care home wall, with firefighters at the scene. Because police were chasing the car, th...

 Sandra Naa Sakua Cofie  BABJ 28096 SOURCE :CITI NEWS  1.Does the image accurately represents the headlines message?   Yes, because the image shows visual context that supports the headlines message. 2.What emotions does the image evoke?(Does it create urgency, sympathy or controversy?)   The image evokes a sense of urgency, likely due to the presence of multiple trucks and the "FROST TRADING"label, which might suggest a significant operation. 3.Is the image manipulated or biases?(Does it frame the story in a particular way?)   The image appears to be straightforward capture of the scene, without obvious manipulation. 4.How does composition affect storytelling?(Consider framing, lighting and focus).  The composition effectively tells the story through central framing, neutral lightning and clear focus on the trucks and label. 5.Does the image add depth to the story or simply reinforce the headline?   This image adds depth to the story by providing...

National Security impounds 7 trucks in suspected goods diversion scheme Citi Newsroom   1.     Does the image accurately represent the headline’s message?  Yes, the image represents the headlines from my perspective The gesture he made in image says it all   2.     What emotions does the image evoke? (Does it create urgency, sympathy, or controversy?) The image creates urgency   3.     Is the image manipulated or biased? (Does it frame the story in a particular way?) For me  I don’t know wether it’s manipulated or biased  according to how I saw The image there nothing showing wether is manipulated or biased   4.     How does composition affect storytelling? (Consider framing, lighting, and focus.)  Focus, The image captures one angle of the story   5.     Does the image add depth to the story or simply reinforce the headline? It doesn’t   ...

 By Stephanie Annan From; Citinewsroom 1.Yes, it shows the Cybervergent team standing proudly in front of a branded background with company logos. 2. It gives a feeling of pride, success, and professionalism. 3. No, but it is clearly made to show the company in a good light by using a clean, official setting. 4. The group is centered and well-lit, making it look organized and serious. 5. Not much. It supports the headline but doesn’t show the actual achievement or what they did. 6. Yes. Showing them at work or at the WEF would make it more exciting and real. 7. It looks like many other business photos—formal and posed. 8. Yes. It shows a Ghanaian company doing well internationally, which is good for local pride and tech growth. News story picture analysis on the image used in the headline " Yango holds 2nd edition of Ghana Hackathon to support tech innovation and youth empowerment From citinewsroom 1.Yes. It shows many young people in Yango shirts, looking happy and united. 2. It ...

 By  Errah Salifu Razak SOURCE:  CITINEWSROOM.COM 1. Does the image accurately represent the headline’s message? Yes. The close-up capture shows GHOne TV journalist Agyekum Banahene and a visible police presence in the background. This aligns with the headline reporting his assault and fear during electoral coverage. 2. What emotions does the image evoke? Tension and unease. The journalist’s direct gaze into the camera, with people, including uniformed officers, clustered behind, conveys his immediate distress and vulnerability. 3. Is the image manipulated or biased? It appears unedited and spontaneous, likely from live footage. However, it subtly frames the journalist as the victim, with law enforcement looming in the background, accentuating the power imbalance. 4. How does composition affect storytelling? (Framing, lighting, focus) Framing: A medium close-up places Banahene at the forefront, making his expression central. Background: Police in uniform are visible but ...

  1. Does the image accurately represent the headline's message? Yes . This is because it shows distressed women and children among burned structures and debris, clearly depicting the consequences of the fire in the slum. 2.What emotions does the image evoke?(Does it create urgency, sympathy or controversy?) Shock and confusion, because some people appear to be standing still , looking around uncertainly, suggesting shock after the incident. 3.Is the image manipulated or biased (Does it frame the story in a particular way?) It is not manipulated, but visually biased in a way that supports the headline by focusing on suffering and displacement. 4. How does composition affect storytelling?( Consider framing, lighting, and focus ) Framing: The people especially women and children are centrally framed putting the human impact at heart of the image. Lighting: There are no harsh shadows or artificial effects , keeping the focus on the raw human condition and the outbreak. Focus: The imag...

  Fans Queue Overnight for Ed Sheeran’s Homecoming Show. News Re-written by Princess Sedinam Adzafi   Ed Sheeran is back in Ipswich tonight, performing at Portman Road—the stadium of his hometown football club. But it’s not just the venue that’s buzzing: fans have been queuing since the early hours of this Friday morning to secure a spot close to the stage.        Supporters from around the world—some traveling internationally—started forming lines well before dawn, braving chilly early-morning temperatures and eager anticipation . Social media posts show devoted “Sherries” huddled at the stadium gates, equipped with camping chairs, blankets, and coffee to keep spirits high while waiting for doors to open later in the afternoon. Greater Anglia, the region’s rail operator, has issued a warning about heavy traffic and packed trains following the show. They’ve added extra services to London, Colchester, and Norwich, though queues at Ipswich station will be lo...