everytraceeverytraceeverytraceeverytrace
all names

Mum person

Named in 5 reports across 5 stories - 8 Aug – 24 Oct
8 Aug 202624 Oct 2026

The record - coverage naming Mum that changed after publication

4 edits4 entries
  1. BBC News Worldseen 27 Oct, 16:20headline rewrittenthe story

    British woman dies after trying to rescue sons swept away at sea in the BahamasMum who died trying to save sons was hero, husband says

  2. BBC News Worldseen 25 Oct, 05:26description editedthe story
  3. BBC News Worldseen 20 Sept, 19:00description editedthe story
  4. BBC News Worldseen 20 Sept, 12:36description editedthe story

The web around Mum

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with Mum. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without Mum.

Leanne and Nathan Gregory share 1 reportArsenal and Kyra Cooney-Cross share 1 reportArsenal and Matildas share 1 reportKyra Cooney-Cross and Matildas share 1 reportMumArsenalArsenal - 1 shared report (organization)IndiaIndia - 1 shared report (place)Kyra Cooney…Kyra Cooney-Cross - 1 shared report (person)LeanneLeanne - 1 shared report (person)MatildasMatildas - 1 shared report (organization)Nathan Greg…Nathan Gregory - 1 shared report (person)SydneySydney - 1 shared report (place)ThailandThailand - 1 shared report (place)

The stories

Four dead, 15 injured in Thailand school shooting: Deputy minister

70 outlets1 report names Mum7 Aug – 10 Sept

Pictured: Mother, 36, who drowned in the Bahamas

8 outlets1 report names Mum23 Oct – 30 Oct

Mum describes man's alleged sex act at Sydney baby-friendly movie

1 outlets1 report names Mum19 Oct

Mum's viral barefoot race sparks debate over India's education crisis

1 outlets1 report names Mum19 Sept

'It's for you, Mum': Cooney-Cross makes emotional Arsenal home return

1 outlets1 report names Mum14 Sept

People they appear with

Kyra Cooney-Cross1Leanne1Nathan Gregory1

Places in the same coverage

India1Sydney1Thailand1

Organisations in the same coverage

Arsenal1Matildas1

Who keeps naming them

ABC News (Australia)2BBC News World2Channel News Asia1

One email a week

The stories everytrace watched stay alive - how many independent outlets carried each one, and how long it lasted. No daily digest, no breaking-news alerts.