Sophie Tanno,
Sophie Tanno is a news writer for CNN Digital Worldwide. Based in London, she covers news stories coming out of Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Tanno has reported on a variety of geopolitical issues including the Israel-Hamas conflict, the rise of the far-right in Germany and battles in Ukraine. She often works on longer-form weekend reads providing analysis and deep dives into major news stories as well as live coverage for breaking news events. Before joining CNN, Tanno worked on the foreign desks of major UK publications. She also spent time in Sydney where she was a live producer for Sky News Australia and a news reporter for Daily Mail Australia. Tanno graduated from City, University of London with a master's degree in Broadcast Journalism and holds a bachelor's degree in German and Linguistics from the University of Edinburgh.
Biography:
https://www.cnn.com/profiles/sophie-tanno
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The Daily's Verdict
This author has a mixed reputation for journalistic standards. It is advisable to fact-check, scrutinize for bias, and check for conflicts of interest before relying on the author's reporting.
Bias
89%
Examples:
- However, there are instances where the author has used loaded language such as 'terror attacks' and 'involvement in Hamas activities', which can be seen as slightly biased.
- The articles show a tendency towards balanced reporting with minimal biases.
Conflicts of Interest
95%
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- There are no significant conflicts of interest detected in the articles provided.
Contradictions
85%
Examples:
- However, these contradictions do not significantly impact the overall understanding of the events reported.
- There are some contradictions in the articles provided, such as the number of people killed or injured in specific incidents.
Deceptions
60%
Examples:
- However, these instances do not seem to be intentional deceptions or significantly misleading.
- There are a few instances where the author could have provided more context or clarification for certain statements.
Recent Articles
Israeli Strikes Kill Hamas Deputy Mohammed Deif's Associate Rafe Salama, Uncertainty Surrounds Deif's Fate
Broke On: Saturday, 13 July 2024Israeli forces announced the death of Rafe Salama, Hamas deputy military chief and mastermind of October 7 attacks. At least 105 Palestinians were killed or injured in subsequent strikes on Gaza, including a designated humanitarian zone. The fate of Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif remains uncertain. Israeli Strikes Kill Hamas Deputy Mohammed Deif's Associate Rafe Salama, Uncertainty Surrounds Deif's Fate
Broke On: Saturday, 13 July 2024Israeli forces announced the death of Rafe Salama, Hamas deputy military chief and mastermind of October 7 attacks. At least 105 Palestinians were killed or injured in subsequent strikes on Gaza, including a designated humanitarian zone. The fate of Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif remains uncertain. 
Israel Strikes Gaza: Top Hamas Commander Mohammed Deif Reportedly Killed in Airstrike, Over 70 Fatalities
Broke On: Saturday, 13 July 2024Israeli airstrikes on July 13, 2024, killed Mohammed Deif, Hamas' top military commander and mastermind behind the October 7 attacks. The al-Mawasi strike resulted in over 70 fatalities and injuries despite being designated as a humanitarian zone. Known for evading capture since the late 1980s, Deif's disappearance fueled speculation about his survival. Criticism follows Israeli military for civilian casualties during ongoing conflict with Hamas, with the International Criminal Court investigating potential war crimes. 
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 71 in Gaza, Targeting Hamas Commanders Mohammed Deif and Rafa Salama
Broke On: Saturday, 13 July 2024Israeli airstrikes in Gaza on July 13, 2024 killed at least 71 people and injured over 300, including Hamas military commander Mohammed Deif and another senior figure Rafa Salama. The strikes hit a crowded area, causing chaos at local hospitals. Deif, known for his role as a bomb maker and past involvement in suicide attacks, has evaded Israeli assassination attempts before but is considered a mastermind behind major attacks against Israel. 
Fire Breaks Out in Rouen Cathedral: A Repeat of Notre Dame's Fate?
Broke On: Thursday, 11 July 2024A fire broke out at Rouen Cathedral in France on July 11, 2024, causing concern due to its proximity to the recently renovated Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Firefighters contained the blaze within 90 minutes and no reports of casualties were made. The cause remains unknown but believed to be linked to ongoing renovations. Rouen Cathedral, a significant architectural landmark, escaped major damage but precautions were taken to protect its precious objects. 
121 Lives Lost in Tragic Religious Gathering Crowd Crush in India: Overcrowding, Desperate Attempts for a Better View, and Denied Crossings Result in Devastating Losses
Broke On: Wednesday, 03 July 2024At least 121 people, mostly women and children, tragically lost their lives in a crowd crush during a religious gathering led by Bhole Baba in Mughal Garhi village on July 3, 2024. Overcrowding was the primary cause as hundreds of thousands arrived despite permission for only 80,000. Many fell in a drain or were stopped from crossing the road during Bhole Baba's car departure. The incident has sparked outrage due to reports of lack of assistance for injured and attempts to cover up by hiding clothes and shoes. 
Biden's Peace Plan for Gaza: Reconstruction, Ceasefire, and Controversial Hostages Swap
Broke On: Wednesday, 05 June 2024President Biden's peace plan for Gaza includes immediate relief efforts, such as housing and infrastructure reconstruction, with endorsements from Israel, Egypt, Qatar, and the G-7. However, Hamas' history of rejecting peace raises doubts about acceptance. The US and 16 countries urge both sides to agree on a ceasefire and hostage release. Israeli military operations will continue until resolution is reached. 
Twelve People Injured in Two Separate Qatar Airways Flights Due to Turbulence
Broke On: Sunday, 26 May 2024Two Qatar Airways flights experienced turbulence on May 26, 2024, resulting in a total of twelve injuries. Flight QR107 from Doha to Dublin had six passengers and six crew members injured, with eight requiring hospitalization. Separately, flight QR017 also reported turbulence over Turkey, injuring twelve passengers and hospitalizing eight. Both incidents involved minor injuries as internal investigations continue. 
Notorious Criminal Mohamed Amra Escapes Custody in Shocking Ambush, Two Guards Killed
Broke On: Wednesday, 15 May 2024On May 14, 2024, two prison guards were killed and three others injured during an ambush on the highway in Incarville while transporting notorious criminal Mohamed Amra from Rouen to Évreux. Amra, also known as ''The Fly,' was being transferred for a new conviction when gunmen blocked the convoy and freed him. The attack sparked widespread protests by prison guards and raised concerns about security in French prisons. 
IDF Operations in Gaza: Key Hamas Commanders Targeted, Over 1.4 Million Palestinians Seek Shelter
Broke On: Saturday, 11 May 2024Israeli military targets Hamas in Gaza, killing key commanders and suffering losses; IDF invasion of Rafah forces evacuations and expands offensive; over 1.4 million Palestinians seek shelter as conflict drags on.