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Bristol freshers told to question social media as Suffolk Police probe 'disgusting' Noah Woods post

University of Bristol students are being urged to treat social media with skepticism the same weekend Suffolk Police said they were investigating reports of a 'disgusting' Facebook post about a dead toddler.

Gazette Series, Stroud News and Journal, Wiltshire Times and Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard all reported the police investigation [1][2][3][4]. Epigram, the University of Bristol student publication, said freshers should consume university-related social media content 'with a grain of salt' and ask how truthful it is, adding that it may perpetuate a toxic approach to their first year [5].

Sources

  1. Gazette Series: 'Disgusting' post about Noah Woods on Facebook sparks police probe
  2. Stroud News and Journal: 'Disgusting' post about Noah Woods on Facebook sparks police probe
  3. Wiltshire Times: 'Disgusting' post about Noah Woods on Facebook sparks police probe
  4. Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard: 'Disgusting' post about Noah Woods on Facebook sparks police probe
  5. Epigram (University of Bristol): Freshers, put that phone down...

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