This is how we choose, verify and publish news — set out openly so readers can judge our work.
Verification
Every report is checked against at least two independent sources. Where we publish on a single source, we say so in the story.
- Anonymous sourcing requires an editor's approval
- Social media images and video are never used unverified
- AI-generated imagery is labelled in the caption
Corrections
We do not hide mistakes. Corrections are appended to the story, stating what was wrong and when it was fixed. Readers can flag errors from any article page.
Conflicts of interest
Stories touching other Rayenda Group companies disclose that relationship. Journalists do not report on matters where they hold a personal financial interest.
Advertising and news
Advertisers have no influence on editorial decisions. Sponsored material is clearly labelled as such.
Sources and attribution
Alongside our own reporting, we draw on news agencies and other outlets. In every such case the original source is named in the story itself.
What we use is the information, not the writing. Stories are rewritten in our own words from several sources; we do not lift sentences. Quotations are reproduced exactly and attributed to the speaker. Where sources disagree on a material fact, we say so rather than quietly picking one.
We use technology to help prepare drafts, but an editor reads and verifies every story before it is published — nothing machine-written goes out unchecked.
If you have a copyright concern about any story, photograph or video, tell us through the contact page — we will review it and take it down or correct it within 72 hours.
