https://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/Read the claims, sources and context behind the headlines.enhttps://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/the-headline-verb-that-quietly-changes-a-claim/https://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/the-headline-verb-that-quietly-changes-a-claim/Tue, 03 Nov 2026 08:40:00 +0000HeadlinesHeadline verbs shape how readers interpret a claim. Learn to compare says, finds, shows, and admits with the source and keep each conclusion narrow.https://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/interview-document-or-post-what-each-source-can-show/https://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/interview-document-or-post-what-each-source-can-show/Fri, 30 Oct 2026 10:00:00 +0000SourcesLearn what interviews, documents, and online posts can establish, what each leaves uncertain, and how to check a claim without overstating its evidence.https://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/why-a-number-needs-its-denominator/https://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/why-a-number-needs-its-denominator/Tue, 27 Oct 2026 08:10:00 +0000EvidenceWhy a number needs its denominator: learn to pair a reported count with its relevant total, choose a fair comparison, and spot what the figure leaves unclear.https://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/the-neutral-wording-myth-every-frame-leaves-something-out/https://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/the-neutral-wording-myth-every-frame-leaves-something-out/Wed, 21 Oct 2026 11:00:00 +0000FramingNeutral wording still frames a story. See how scope, emphasis, and careful omissions shape a report—and how to identify what its language leaves open.https://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/a-developing-story-read-in-three-passes/https://trustednewsanalysis.co.uk/a-developing-story-read-in-three-passes/Sat, 17 Oct 2026 07:50:00 +0000UncertaintyRead a developing story in three passes to separate confirmed details from open questions and track what changed when you return for an update.