LEEDS - Kayla Smith, 18, has pleaded guilty to the murder of Chloe Watson Dransfield, BBC News reported. The broadcaster said Smith stabbed Dransfield to death.

The Guardian reported that Dransfield, 16, was attacked after going to Smith's home in Leeds, West Yorkshire, with her boyfriend, Blake Dowling, and that a court heard the killing followed a planned fight over a young man. The newspaper's report on the plea was written by Nadeem Badshah.

According to The Guardian, the stabbing was the result of that planned fight. The BBC summary does not repeat that description, so the two outlets' accounts of the background to the attack cannot be compared directly from the material available.

The outlets also differ in how they describe Smith. BBC News's headline refers to a teenage girl, while its summary gives her age as 18. The Guardian's headline refers to a woman, 18, who admitted murdering a girl, 16. Both sources agree on Smith's age and on the age of Dransfield.

The reports reviewed for this story do not give a date for a sentencing hearing or describe any further proceedings. Neither outlet's summary indicates a dispute over the facts of the case.

Sources: BBC News: Teenage girl admits murder in row over boy; The Guardian: Woman, 18, admits murdering girl, 16, in Leeds.