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'Dunblane Was My Darkest Day in Journalism'

The Dunblane massacre led to a successful campaign for a handgun ban, which has made children safer, according to bereaved parents and journalists covering the event.

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16 children died at Dunblane. This article is by a journalist for the Daily Record in Scotland who covered the tragedy, giving his perspective on a day that changed the UK

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'Dunblane was my darkest day in journalism'

16 children died at Dunblane. This article is by a journalist for the Daily Record in Scotland who covered the tragedy, giving his perspective on a day that changed the UK

·Wales, United Kingdom
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Dunblane was my darkest day in journalism - it stands apart

There were audible gasps as Louis went through the grim toll. By the end of the day, 16 kids were dead.

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Daily Record broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Monday, March 9, 2026.
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