Who we are and our mission
NationalReport.uk is an English-language editorial platform published by Cyprus Civic Media Ltd., a private company limited by shares registered in Cyprus. Our mission is to provide readers in the United Kingdom with independent, factual coverage of UK national news, politics, public affairs, the economy, the public sector, working life, education, health and current affairs. We combine thorough British subject coverage with a European publishing perspective, examining how political decisions, social development, market changes and public institutions affect people, businesses and regions across the UK.
We are committed to editorial independence. Our funding comes from advertising, commercial partnerships, affiliate partnerships and clearly labelled sponsored content. No commercial partner influences editorial decisions, unless content is explicitly marked as sponsored. Our reporting is driven by the public interest, not by commercial or political pressures.
What we cover and for whom
Our coverage is focused on the United Kingdom and its audiences. We report on Westminster and devolved legislatures, government policy, regulatory changes, public services, the labour market, business and consumer affairs, housing, healthcare, education, local government and social issues. Every story is selected and edited with a UK reader in mind, whether they work in the public sector, run a small business, study, or follow political developments.
We also provide context from a European perspective, drawing on the experience of journalists and analysts based across the continent. This allows us to offer insights that purely domestic outlets may miss, especially on cross-border regulation, trade, data protection, environmental policy and human rights.
How we work
All editorial content published on NationalReport.uk is reviewed by a human editor before it appears online. Digital tools may be used to support research, editing, formatting and content review, but final editorial decisions rest with experienced journalists. We follow a strict editorial policy (read our full policy) that governs source selection, verification, corrections and ethical guidelines.
For sensitive topics — including allegations of misconduct, criminal cases, national security matters, health scares and material that could cause substantial harm to individuals or communities — we apply extra fact-checking procedures. Our Standards & Fact-Checking Lead, Eleni Papadopoulos, oversees source verification, corrections processes and transparency routines. More detail can be found in our fact-checking policy.
We are transparent about our errors. If we make a mistake, we correct it promptly and note the change. Our corrections policy sets out how readers can request a correction and how we handle those requests.
Who is responsible
Andreas Christodoulou is the Editor-in-Chief and Responsible Publisher of NationalReport.uk. He holds overall editorial responsibility for the UK market, including publication decisions, editorial policy, source review, corrections, ethical guidelines, transparency routines and quality assurance. He can be reached at andreas.christodoulou@nationalreport.uk.
The editorial team is led day-to-day by Rebecca Morgan, UK Managing Editor. She manages daily editorial planning for UK coverage, news prioritisation, the publishing schedule, article production and coordination between writers, editors and researchers.
The wider team includes politics editor Jonathan Price, economy and business correspondent Emily Saunders, public services editor Nicholas Ward, and standards lead Eleni Papadopoulos. Biographies and contact details for every team member can be found on our team page.
Who we publish for
Although the operating company is based in Cyprus, editorial coverage is focused on UK audiences and UK-related subjects. Our readers include policy professionals, civil servants, journalists, researchers, business owners, councillors, teachers, health workers and engaged citizens across the United Kingdom.
UK Audience Statement: NationalReport.uk is operated by a Cyprus-registered company while serving a UK-focused audience. We are committed to the standards of British journalism and to serving the public interest in the UK. Editorial enquiries may be sent to ukdesk@nationalreport.uk.
Jurisdiction note: NationalReport.uk is produced by a Cyprus-registered entity. Editorial decisions are made in accordance with UK media law and best practice. Legal or compliance enquiries should be directed to legal@nationalreport.uk.
Company and imprint details
NationalReport.uk is published by Cyprus Civic Media Ltd., a private company limited by shares registered in Cyprus (registration no. HE 482916).
Registered address: 28 Arch. Makariou III Avenue, 4th Floor, 1065 Nicosia, Cyprus.
Cyprus phone: +357 22 458 920. UK editorial line: +44 20 4586 7340.
Publisher contact: publisher@nationalreport.uk. For all editorial enquiries: editorial@nationalreport.uk. For complaints: complaints@nationalreport.uk.
How to reach us
We welcome feedback, story tips and corrections. The best way to get in touch with the team is through our contact page. If you have a story to share or information you believe we should investigate, please use our secure tip‑us page.
For press inquiries, advertising partnerships or sponsorship opportunities, contact press@nationalreport.uk or advertising@nationalreport.uk. To subscribe to our newsletter, visit newsletter sign-up.
You can also write to the UK editorial desk directly at ukdesk@nationalreport.uk.
Our commitments
We hold ourselves to the following concrete standards:
- Independence — Editorial decisions are made without influence from advertisers, sponsors or political actors. Sponsored content is clearly labelled.
- Accuracy — We verify facts, attribute sources, and correct errors promptly and transparently. Our fact-checking policy is published and regularly reviewed.
- Fairness — We strive to represent diverse perspectives, including those affected by policy decisions. We give right of reply and avoid unnecessary harm.
- Transparency — We disclose our ownership, funding model, editorial policies and corrections history. Our ownership and funding page provides full details.
- Accountability — We are open to scrutiny from readers and the public. Complaints are handled seriously and in accordance with our published complaints procedure.
For further information about our editorial standards, please see our sources and standards page. Privacy and cookie policies are available at privacy policy and cookie policy.