NOTTINGHAM - The Guardian reported that a 27-year-old woman has been charged over the shooting of a police officer in Nottingham. The outlet named her as Aisha Zaman, from the Hyson Green area of the city, and said she faces two firearms offences: possession of a "prohibited firearm" and possession of that firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence.

According to The Guardian, the incident took place in the city centre on Sunday. The outlet's headline describes Zaman as arrested, while its summary says she has been charged, and the summary does not explain the difference.

BBC News, in a separate report, said a police officer was injured in a shooting after approaching two people at a bus stop in Nottingham city centre. That summary does not say whether Zaman is one of the two people, and it does not describe what the two people were doing at the stop.

Both outlets describe the incident as a shooting. The Guardian's charges concern a prohibited firearm, while BBC News's headline says the officer was injured in a shooting. Neither source summary describes the officer's condition or explains how the shooting unfolded.

The Guardian's summary does not state whether Zaman has entered a plea or when she is due in court, and the BBC News summary does not address either point.

The BBC News headline and The Guardian summary both refer to a police officer, and neither source summary names that officer. Both summaries are brief and describe only part of the incident, as they have been published so far.

Sources: BBC News: Woman charged after police officer injured in shooting; The Guardian: Woman arrested over shooting of police officer in Nottingham.