Indeed, the headline is… technically accurate but seems clearly designed to mislead. The article body is a bit more clear:
> The Manchester Evening News reported that passengers accessing the wifi at Piccadilly station were directed to a webpage titled “we love you, Europe”, which contained Islamophobic messages and details of several terrorist attacks that have taken place in the UK and in Europe.
I think "[Stations] among those targeted with Islamophobic message" would have been a more informative wording.
> The Manchester Evening News reported that passengers accessing the wifi at Piccadilly station were directed to a webpage titled “we love you, Europe”, which contained Islamophobic messages and details of several terrorist attacks that have taken place in the UK and in Europe.
I think "[Stations] among those targeted with Islamophobic message" would have been a more informative wording.