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What the papers say – January 8

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Fact-checking changes at social media company Meta lead the nation’s Wednesday papers.

The Financial Times and The Guardian splash on Mark Zuckerberg’s company moving away from third-party fact-checking in an attempt to build bridges with President-elect Donald Trump.

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