Asynchronous Task - Fake News

I found three articles from Daily Mail, the Sun and the Guardian about "Road Closure to Improve Air Quality".

Here are the articles:
1.https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/cars/article-8710499/Decline-vehicle-journeys-lockdown-did-NOT-reduce-emissions-toxic-particles.html

2.https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/13281005/brits-missing-clear-air-first-lockdown/

3.https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/jun/04/pollutionwatch-time-to-rethink-londons-red-routes

Compare how different news, media or individuals present information and ‘facts’ about the same story or topic, but in very different ways?

It seems that this article from Dailymail has different opinions than the two from the Sun and the Guardian. Dailymail states that according to Scottish studies during the lockdown, traffic is not the main reason for air pollution. In contrast, the other two articles call for the government to rethink heavy traffic areas, and ask the public to drive less.

Then, try and identify what kinds of arguments and persuasion techniques is it using?

The article from Dailymail focused on using Logos, which is data from the studies. While article from the Sun put a lot of quotes from citizens to show how the citizens feel about the topic. The topic of the Guardian shows examples from other countries (than the UK) to prove its point.

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