Hi there, I have a website working in different markets, but especially UK and US. Both .co.uk (UK currency £) and .com (US currency $) sites have historically been very similar in terms of pages, structure, layout, content, etc. The news section - which is a massive portion of the site - is completely duplicate, and due to the website set up, we cannot make them different other than the URL and canonicals. Technically, everything is correctly setup - self-referencing canonicals, hreflang across the main service site and news section, different schema markup for UK and US, open graph and metadata. Content wise, English has been American for both sites in the past - now different with local focus for each, on the main service pages. It remains duplicate in the news sections as cannot be de-duplicated. The problem is that since November last year, Google is considering the US site as the canonical version of the UK site - therefore some UK clicks and impressions started being reporte...