Editorial focus on 26 July remained on the Berlin Pride attack, which had broken late the previous evening. Overnight, outlets updated casualty figures and identified the suspect as an Islamist. By morning, the manhunt for the 'armed and dangerous' fugitive dominated front pages, pushing aside the European wildfire crisis. Midday, officials confirmed the ramming as an Islamist terror attack, with the suspect named as Abdul B., a previously detained German citizen. The story peaked in the evening when police shot and killed the suspect, ending the search. This development was covered across all major sources, from BBC to Breitbart, with high cohesion. Wildfires near Bordeaux and domestic politics—including Burnham's refusal of an early election and Gatwick's water outage—received secondary attention.