Report
Send the article URL and a concise description of the possible factual error.
TRANSPARENCY
Corrections should be clear, visible and useful.
If something is wrong, readers should have a straightforward way to report it and understand what happened next.
THE PROCESS
What happens after you report an issue
Review
The newsroom checks the published story, cited material and available evidence.
Correct
If a material error is confirmed, the published article can be amended.
Disclose
Where appropriate, a visible correction note explains what was changed.
A material fact was wrong.
A correction addresses a factual error in previously published material. When the change is significant, the article can display a correction note so readers can see that the record changed.
The story developed.
A routine update adds new information after publication and does not necessarily mean the earlier version was inaccurate. Updated timestamps help readers see when a story changed.
READER FEEDBACK
Report a possible error →See something that needs review?
Send us the article link and a concise explanation. That gives the newsroom the clearest starting point.