The Angle of an Article (P1)

This first news item takes a generally more optimistic angle to the situation, featuring a sailing expert defending the actions of the family and explaining that their intentions weren't as illogical and stupid as they may seem on the surface. The focus is mostly on the rescue effort and the happiness of the relatives to see their family again.

This second perspective takes a slightly more critical angle, with the focus generally being more on the condition of the child and her illness and not going out of its way to defend the actions and intentions of the family. This highlights the fact that the coast guard have declined to disclose the cost incurred in rescuing the family, implying that a not insubstantial amount of funding was put into an issue which many may argue was caused purely by stupidity in the first place.

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