Fake news '70% more likely to be retweeted than true stories'

False information - or fake news - travels around Twitter six times quicker than true stories, researchers have suggested.

Fake news '70% more likely to be retweeted than true stories'

False information - or fake news - travels around Twitter six times quicker than true stories, researchers have suggested.

Three scholars from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology analysed the spread of more than 126,000 stories shared on the social media site over the decade to 2016.

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