http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/7226778.stm
BBC News [UK]
4 February 2008
UK government acts on hoax e-mail
The UK government is taking the unprecedented step of writing to every embassy to stop a false e-mail rumour about Holocaust teaching being banned. [...]
http://uk.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUKL0426774520080204
Reuters
4 February 2008
Government acts over Holocaust e-mail
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain took the unusual step on Monday of denouncing a hoax e-mail claiming that the government has scrapped teaching of the Holocaust in schools because it might offend Muslims. [...]
BBC News [UK]
4 February 2008
UK government acts on hoax e-mail
The UK government is taking the unprecedented step of writing to every embassy to stop a false e-mail rumour about Holocaust teaching being banned. [...]
http://uk.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUKL0426774520080204
Reuters
4 February 2008
Government acts over Holocaust e-mail
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain took the unusual step on Monday of denouncing a hoax e-mail claiming that the government has scrapped teaching of the Holocaust in schools because it might offend Muslims. [...]
http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/the_web/article3338009.ece
Times of London [UK]
9 February 2008
How internet turned `fact' into a global lie
Alexandra Frean, Education Editor
A bogus but persistent rumour that British schools are dropping the Holocaust from the curriculum to avoid offending Muslims forced the Government to issue an official denial this week.
The rumours appear to stem from an article I wrote in The Times on April 2 last year which amounted to only 164 words. [...]
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