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How The Sun became biggest UK newspaper on Youtube with 6 million subscribers
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Piers Morgan takes ownership of Youtube show away from News UK
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Meta fact-checking partner calls end of scheme ‘a backwards step’
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UK’s biggest online publishers: Reddit growing fast, Mail sees sharp traffic drop
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