Separate fact from uncertainty
Announcements, reporting, analysis, rumours and speculation are treated differently. When a story involves leaks, we label uncertainty rather than presenting a prediction as a confirmed fact.
Useful before sensational
Headlines and calls to action should tell readers what they will get. We favour clear summaries, practical context and concise navigation over unnecessary visual or copy complexity.
Primary sources where possible
Long-form stories aim to link to manufacturers, standards bodies, regulators, research institutions and other authoritative sources when those sources are available.
Corrections
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