Question

The ‘factual information’ that a news report provides is often not complete and can be _________.                                                                                                                               (1) (a) Prosecution Interest Litigation               (b) Public Interest Litigation (c) Permanent Interest Litigation               (d) People Interest Litigation​

Answer 1

Answer:People Interest Litigation​

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

The ‘factual information’ that a news report provides is often not complete and can be one-sided.  

Explanation:

• Factual information is the information about a particular news or issue as given by the report.
• The ‘factual information’ that a news report provides is often not complete and can be one-sided. We, therefore, need to analyse the news.