Last reviewed: October 2026
UndoBrexit aims to publish accurate, evidence-led information. But errors can happen, sources can be revised and new evidence can change our understanding of an issue.
When a significant factual error is identified, we will correct it as promptly and transparently as possible.
We also welcome readers pointing out mistakes, missing context or evidence that may materially affect an article’s conclusions.
How We Handle Corrections
When a potential error is brought to our attention, we review the relevant claim against the best available evidence.
If a factual error is confirmed, the article or page will be corrected. Where the correction is significant, we aim to make the change clear rather than silently replacing inaccurate information.
Minor typographical errors, formatting problems or wording changes that do not affect the meaning of an article may be corrected without a formal note.
Where new evidence changes the wider context of an issue rather than simply correcting an error, the page may be updated and the review date changed accordingly.
How to Report an Error
If you believe something published on UndoBrexit is inaccurate, misleading or missing important context, please let us know.
When reporting a possible error, it is helpful to include the title of the page or article, the statement you believe needs attention and, where possible, a link to evidence or a source that supports your concern.
Reports can be sent through our Contact page.
We will review genuine correction requests carefully, whether they support or challenge the position taken in the original article.
Corrections Record
Significant corrections to published material will be recorded on this page so readers can see what was changed and why.
Each entry will identify the relevant article or page, the date of the correction and a brief explanation of the change.
Routine spelling, formatting or stylistic edits that do not alter the meaning of the published material will not normally be listed.
For more information about how UndoBrexit researches and publishes its content, see our Editorial Standards.