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.

Research has found that WhatsApp users in Brazil are routinely exposed to false information and conspiracy theories during political events. As people increasingly struggle to know who to trust, they’re inadvertently spreading fake news through peer-to-peer interactions.

Newspaper readership in the UK has been in decline for over a decade, while 33% of people say they read less news because they think that the outlets are biased. Foregoing a paywall, how did The Guardian harness trust and community to create a platform worth paying for?

With the barrage of bad news increasing every day, citizens hoping to remain informed are becoming apathetic, stressed out and down-right done with negative headlines. News outlets such as The New York Times are finding success by including positive stories, leading to increased audience engagement and feel-good vibes.