Editorial Policy
Last updated: May 2026 Β· Editorial enquiries
UKPulse is committed to providing accurate, fair and clearly attributed news coverage of the United Kingdom. This policy sets out how we select, produce and publish content.
Content Standards
All content published on UKPulse must meet the following standards:
- Accuracy: Stories are drawn from verified, established news sources. We do not publish unverified rumours or speculation as fact.
- Attribution: Every article clearly attributes its source publication. We link to original reporting.
- Fairness: We aim to present news in a balanced way. Where stories involve political or contentious matters, we draw from multiple perspectives where possible.
- Public interest: We prioritise stories that are relevant to people living and working in the UK.
- Clarity: Our AI summaries aim to make complex stories accessible without distorting meaning.
Source Selection
UKPulse only aggregates from sources that meet our credibility criteria:
- Established UK national and regional publishers
- Official government departments and regulatory bodies (BBC, Gov.uk, NHS, Bank of England, FCA, Ofsted)
- Recognised specialist and trade publications
- Peer-reviewed scientific and research institutions (UKRI, UK Space Agency, Science Media Centre)
We review our source list regularly and remove sources that no longer meet quality standards.
Technology-Assisted Editorial Workflow
UKPulse uses technology-assisted editorial tools to help monitor publicly available sources, organise developments by topic, prepare clear summaries and support timely publication. These tools are used within editorial rules set by UKPulse Media.
Our workflow is designed to support speed, consistency and readability. It does not replace the need for source attribution, corrections handling, editorial standards or reader judgement.
- Articles should be based on publicly available source material or official information.
- Summaries should not invent quotes, statistics, events or sources.
- Headlines and summaries should reflect the underlying source material fairly.
- Important concerns may be corrected, clarified, updated or removed where appropriate.
For more information, see our Source Attribution Policy, AI Disclaimer and Corrections & Complaints.
Corrections Policy
We take accuracy seriously. If you believe an article contains an error:
- Email corrections@ukpulse.co.uk with the article URL, details of the issue and any supporting information
- We aim to review corrections within 24 hours
- Significant corrections are noted within the article
- Articles that cannot be corrected are removed
Independence
UKPulse editorial decisions are made independently of advertisers, sponsors or external commercial interests. Our content selection is based solely on newsworthiness and public interest.
Complaints
If you have a complaint about our editorial conduct, please contact us at hello@ukpulse.co.uk. We will acknowledge your complaint within 48 hours and aim to resolve it within 14 days.