How we report

Centre Wheel exists because too much news arrives pre-sorted into a side. We report the event, set out the strongest honest version of the left's case and the right's case, and then say plainly what the evidence supports.

How a story is made

Our newsroom monitors established outlets across the political spectrum. When a significant story breaks, we gather the full reporting from more than one source, check the facts against each other, and write an original report in our own words and structure. Every story credits and links the outlets whose reporting it draws on.

We use AI tools throughout this process, to gather, compare and draft, under fixed editorial rules: no invented facts, no invented quotes, every paragraph must add something new, and every side gets a fair hearing.

Our images

The photographs at the top of our stories are created by Centre Wheel for each article, in one consistent documentary style. They illustrate the setting of a story rather than record a specific moment, and never show the face of a real person.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, we fix it and update the story's date.