Corrections
Last updated: 1 October 2026. Accuracy matters more than being first. When we get something wrong, we fix it quickly — and we say so.
How we correct errors
- Factual errors are corrected in the article, with a note at the bottom explaining what changed and when.
- Significant errors — where the central claim of a story was wrong — are also flagged at the top of the article and acknowledged on our social channels.
- Minor fixes such as typos or formatting that don't change the meaning are corrected without a note.
- We do not quietly delete articles. In rare cases where a story must be removed (for example, for legal reasons), we publish a note explaining why.
Updates vs corrections
Developing stories are updated as new information arrives — that's an update, not a correction. Articles show an "Updated" date when they have been meaningfully revised after publication.
Report an error
Email corrections@unlistedreport.com with the article link and the issue you believe is wrong. Include evidence where you can — a document, an official statement or a primary source helps us act faster. An editor reviews every request within two working days, and we reply to let you know the outcome either way.
Right of reply
If you or your organisation are the subject of one of our stories and believe the coverage is inaccurate or unfair, contact us at corrections@unlistedreport.com. Where a response adds relevant information, we will update the story to include it.