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An Airbus A320 flying from Dublin to Rome diverted to France's Evreux airbase Thursday after a bomb alert. French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu's office announced the diversion.
Why it matters: The diversion follows a string of bomb threats against European flights this week. Those threats caused disruption at airports across the continent.
Where they split: Coverage does not split on the facts; outlets differ mainly in how prominently they link Thursday's diversion to earlier threats.
Center coverage, 15 sources: The center treats the diversion as a developing incident, the latest in a series of similar threats this week.
Right coverage, 8 sources: The right frames the diversion as part of a wave of hoax threats causing disruption across European airports.
What’s next: Lecornu's office says it is monitoring the situation.