Editorial Policy

Our editorial standard is simple: give readers useful context without presenting speculation as fact.

Accuracy and sourcing

Articles should draw on reliable public information. Important claims should be checked against original records, direct statements or credible reporting wherever available. If a detail cannot be established, it should be described as uncertain rather than filled in with an assumption.

Privacy and fair treatment

Public interest does not remove the need for care. Coverage should respect personal privacy, avoid unnecessary identifying information and make a clear distinction between allegations, opinions and established facts.

Net worth estimates

Unless supported by disclosed financial records, net worth figures are estimates. Earnings, asset values, business valuations and personal wealth are different measures and should not be treated as interchangeable.

Corrections

Readers can raise factual concerns through our Contact Us page. A useful correction request identifies the article, the disputed passage and reliable evidence supporting the proposed change.

Commercial content

Advertising and sponsored material should be clearly identified. Commercial relationships should not be used to disguise paid promotion as independent reporting.