16-language translation
Choose from 16 translated versions of an article. The translation system is designed to preserve names, dates, numbers and links so the important details carry across.
Useful tools around the articles
These features sit around the reading experience so readers can inspect, save, translate, listen to and challenge the work more easily.
Evidence monitor
Every Sunday, the site checks cited sources again and looks for newer related evidence. Problems or changes go to the editor before published text is altered.
How evidence is checkedReader corrections
Signed-in readers can highlight any passage that needs checking and send it to the editor with a note explaining the problem.
Correction standardResearch tools
The Research Lab lets readers search evidence, explore crime data, examine media language and read shorter practical summaries. Use it when an article raises a question worth testing further.
Open the Research LabListen to articles
Listen to a cleaner spoken version of the article in the language you are reading. Pause, skip or change the speed as you go.
Save and read offline
Save an article to your library and keep it available offline where supported. That gives you a simple route back to useful material without searching for it again.
Open your libraryEditorial standards
The publication standard sets out how articles are sourced, checked, corrected and updated. Readers can see the rules behind the site and judge the work against them.
Read the standards