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Breaking news

The story, reported properly, before anyone else.

Independent, on-the-record journalism across business, technology, politics and public life.

2.4M

Monthly readers

40

Staff reporters

1998

Founded

12

Press awards

How we cover it

Three desks, one newsroom.

Field reporting, print and digital, and live broadcast under one editorial standard.

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Field & breaking news

Reporters on the ground, filed and fact-checked before it airs.

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Print & digital

The morning edition and the digital desk, edited to the same standard.

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Live broadcast

Rolling coverage from our studio, anchored by senior correspondents.

About NewsGrid

Editors in the room until the story is right.

Every story clears a named editor before it publishes. We correct on the record, credit our sources and keep opinion out of the news pages.

  • Named bylines and a public corrections policy
  • Editors on the desk from first draft to publish
  • Sources verified before a story runs, not after
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Behind the byline

From the press room to the studio floor.

A look at how a story moves through NewsGrid.

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On the doorstep

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The morning edition

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Some habits stay

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Off the press

Our standards

How a story earns a byline.

Three checks every story passes before it runs.

01

Verify

Every claim is checked against a named, on-the-record source before it’s written up.

02

Edit

A senior editor reads and questions the draft, not just the spelling and grammar.

03

Correct

Mistakes are corrected on the record, in public, with a note on what changed.

Reader questions

Is NewsGrid independent?

Yes — NewsGrid is editorially independent of any political party, advertiser or shareholder group.

How do you correct mistakes?

Corrections are published on the original story with a note explaining what changed and when.

Can I submit a tip?

Yes, use the contact page to reach the newsroom — tips are reviewed by an editor before any follow-up.

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