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At least five ISPs have restricted access to the news aggregator.

Google will also highlight and automatically translate news stories from international sources.

You'll also see expanded fact-checking.

New labels will offer information literacy tips and highlight widely-cited sources.

The news aggregator is the latest service to go down in the country.

The service was pulled in 2014 ahead of a change to the country's copyright law.

Regulators say the company offered publishers 'negligible' payments for using their news content.

The report shows a 50 percent rise in new local publishers in the past five years.

The Full Coverage feature has been available in Google News since 2018.

It now has articles from 450 publications.

Journalist Studio is part of Google's $300 million investment in journalism projects.

Google is partnering with local news publishers in the US and Canada.

It's also refunding current subscribers.

The feature will pull stories from multiple publishers, and introduce them one by one.

See editorials, explainers and more, including read times.

You don't have to pick one language if you're a polyglot.

The algorithm update should prevent the source being buried under newer articles.

A website and mobile app will rival similar services by Google, Apple and Facebook.

It has set up a new website to explain how it handles news.