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Trust is a working practice

Editorial Standards

How ADBW protects accuracy, independence, transparency and the reader’s ability to make their own decisions.

01

Sourcing and fact-checking

We seek primary documents, attributable expertise and corroboration proportionate to the claim. Material factual assertions are checked before publication.

02

Corrections and right of reply

We correct substantive errors transparently, noting the date and nature of the change. People facing significant criticism are given a fair opportunity to respond.

03

Conflicts and anonymous sources

Contributors disclose material interests. Anonymous sourcing is used only when the information matters and the source faces a credible reason not to be named.

04

Commercial separation

Sponsors do not approve independent editorial conclusions. Sponsored, commissioned, affiliate-linked and partner-supported content is clearly labelled.

05

Generative AI

AI may support limited production tasks under human review. We do not use it to invent quotes, evidence, identities or depictions of named real people and events.

06

Investment and property risk

Opportunity coverage must surface uncertainty, downside and verification steps. Journalism is not personal financial, legal, tax, property or investment advice.

Accountability

Tell us when something is wrong.

Substantive corrections are recorded on the affected article with a date and clear description.

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