OUR EDITORIAL STANDARD
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Accuracy and evidence
Material details are checked against linked primary sources. Dates, disclosed amounts and document status are retained. Uncertain or undisclosed information is identified rather than filled in.
Attribution
Source briefs report what companies and public bodies announce. Their claims and forecasts are attributed; a release is not treated as independent proof of technical or commercial performance.
Independence
Advertising, sponsorship and partnerships do not determine coverage conclusions. Commercial material must be identified.
Corrections and updates
Material factual corrections receive a visible note. Updated information should retain a clear source and date. A publication date is distinct from an announcement date or the effective date of a policy.
AI assistance
AI-assisted source briefs and explainers are labelled. The site operator retains responsibility for publication. These labels do not imply independent human fact-checking. See our AI Use Policy for the workflow and its limits.
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