A dead whale is found washed up on a beach in Cumbria during Storm Boelo. The discovery prompts warnings from coast authorities, including guidance for what the public should do if they see stranded marine wildlife.
Across outlets, coverage focuses on the same basic facts: the whale is described as juvenile and northern bottlenose, and it is located on Flimby beach near the Cumbrian coast. BBC News and other outlets say people should keep their distance from the animal, while the Coastguard urges reporting any other stranded whales.
The main differences are in emphasis rather than core details. Some outlets lead with the storm context alongside the whale discovery, while others concentrate more narrowly on public instructions to avoid contact and to report sightings.
