Are journalists prying too far into grief? | Jane Martinson

Emma’s mother heard that her daughter had been caught up in a terrorist attack from the Sun newspaper while Emma (not her real name) was still in shock, a long way away, with a disconnected phone and her Facebook account hacked.Four years on, watching children being asked what they had seen the morning after the terrorist attack in Manchester reminded Emma, who now works as a mental health professional, how the media had made her own experience worse.