How We Publish

We use a structured publishing process, supported by automated systems, to produce short, information-focused articles based on publicly available information.

This page explains how content is generated and processed, not what readers should expect in every individual article.

Content sourcing

Articles are produced using publicly available reporting and official publications from a range of sources, including news outlets, government bodies, courts, regulators, and other public institutions.

Source material is used to identify reported information and factual developments. Articles are written independently and do not reproduce wording or editorial framing from any single publication.

Research and drafting

Before publication, each article is generated through a research-first process that is designed to:

• identify relevant factual developments
• avoid speculation or commentary where possible
• prioritise procedural descriptions of events and decisions

Articles are written using neutral language conventions and focus on what has been reported or formally stated, rather than interpretation or opinion.

General Information

Articles published on lite.news are intended for general information purposes only. They do not constitute professional, legal, medical or financial advice, and should not be relied upon as such.

Automated checks

Before publication, articles pass through a series of automated checks and editorial safeguards intended to reduce common publishing risks, including:

• clarity and completeness of factual statements
• originality of wording and structure
• reputational and sensitivity considerations

If an article does not meet certain internal thresholds during processing, it may not be published.

Conservative publication approach

Our publication process prioritises conservative decision-making.

If key information cannot be verified from available sources, or if unresolved concerns arise during processing, an article may be withheld from publication.

This approach means some topics are not covered, or are covered later, once sufficient information is available.

Corrections and feedback

If you believe an article contains an error or requires clarification, you can contact us using the form on the about page.

We review feedback and make updates where appropriate.

Important note

This page describes our general publishing process. It does not constitute a guarantee about the accuracy, completeness, or suitability of any individual article.