Google has revamped its digital safety curriculum, Be Internet Awesome, with a new lesson, 'Don't fall for fake', which teaches kids how to spot fake news stories and other misinformation online. In doing so, the technology giant positions itself as a platform that cares about the safety of its youngest users.

People passing through Westminster Tube station are being greeted by a ‘jungle’ representing the UK's political landscape. The installation, created by News UK, acknowledges many Britons’ confusion about current affairs in a playful way while highlighting the company’s trustworthiness.

With the UK’s regional press in decline and new hyperlocal offerings from tech giants including Google and Facebook, the way people discover news from their community is transforming. Canvas8 spoke to 20 Britons to understand how they keep up with current affairs in their local area.

Local journalism in the UK is suffering as digital advertising has stripped the budgets of regional newspapers, contributing to the closure of nearly 400 titles over a decade. How is RADAR, created by the Press Association and Urbs Media, using automation to keep people informed about their area?