6-year-old girl severely burned after firework hits her neck at Bonfire Night

Across the four pieces, outlets largely agree on the core facts: a 6-year-old is hit in the neck by a firework at a fireworks display, suffering severe burns. The main variation is framing. Two sources stress potential long-term consequences (“scarred for life”), while others foreground immediacy (“on fire in seconds”) and safety messaging. Article 2 adds more detail about the firework’s trajectory—first striking a swing—while Article 1 and Article 3 focus more on the injury outcome and warning language rather than the intermediate contact. The Mirror and Daily Record also use different levels of graphic emphasis in their headlines.