Two teenagers arrested after sword attack near school in Gloucester

Sky News leads with the arrest and frames the story around police confirming the detention after the sword attack.

Metro foregrounds eyewitness timing, saying the incident triggers school lockdown during the parent drop-off period.

The Guardian emphasizes the armed police response and the effect on two nearby schools going into lockdown near a Catholic school.

The Independent highlights a key development—one teenager allegedly hands himself in—rather than focusing primarily on the initial chase details.

The Daily Mail leads with specific suspect ages and the location outside St Peter’s High School, focusing on the immediate arrest following the injury.

A second Daily Mail listing repeats the arrest framing with the same ages (19 and 18) and the injured 17-year-old near St Peter’s High School, focusing on the arrest outcome.

Manchester Evening News leads with contextual reassurance by quoting concern about the incident occurring at school drop-off time.

Belfast Telegraph follows the same core arrest framing as other outlets, concentrating on the fact that two teenagers are arrested after the incident near a Catholic school.

The Evening Standard foregrounds the armed police search and frames the story around the continued search for suspects.

The Belfast Telegraph stresses the scale of the arrests in its headline, describing three teenagers arrested.

The Independent focuses on the sequence of arrests, describing one teenager arrested overnight and the other handing himself in on Saturday.

The Mirror centers on the description of boys being chased near the school and includes police confirmation of the sword possession report.

The Daily Record emphasizes an ongoing manhunt and uses the wound description and street-chase framing in its lead.