MorningTimes.uk is a digital news publication operated by Windmill Hill Media Ltd., a private company limited by shares registered in Gibraltar. We provide helpful, reliable, people-first UK news for morning readers — covering politics, business, technology, world affairs, culture and daily explainers in a clear, concise briefing format.
Who is responsible for MorningTimes.uk?
Edward Sterling serves as Editor-in-Chief and holds ultimate responsibility for all editorial content, corrections, standards and publication decisions. Day-to-day editorial operations are led by Managing Editor Catherine Lowe, who oversees the newsroom workflow, commissioning and publishing schedule.
Edward Sterling can be reached at edward.sterling@morningtimes.uk or +44 20 4587 9471. Catherine Lowe is available at catherine.lowe@morningtimes.uk or +44 20 4587 9472. Full details of our editorial team, including Politics & Public Affairs Editor Marcus Bell, Business & Economy Editor Priya Sharma, Culture & Society Editor James Holloway, and Standards & Fact-Checking Lead Helen Carver, are published on our Our Team page.
Who owns and funds MorningTimes.uk?
MorningTimes.uk is operated by Windmill Hill Media Ltd., a private company limited by shares registered in Gibraltar under company number 130642. The registered office is Suite 12, Neptune House, Marina Bay, Gibraltar GX11 1AA. Our main phone is +350 200 66010, and our UK editorial line is +44 20 4587 9470.
The publication is funded through display advertising, affiliate links, commercial partnerships, sponsored content, newsletter sponsorships and content licensing. All sponsored or commercial material is clearly labelled, and affiliate links are disclosed. Commercial relationships never determine editorial conclusions. For full details, see our Advertising & Affiliate Disclosure and Ownership & Funding pages.
What does MorningTimes.uk cover and for whom?
We publish news, analysis, explainers, opinion pieces and practical guides focused on the United Kingdom. Our coverage spans Westminster politics, business and economy, technology, world affairs, culture, society and daily briefings for readers who want clear morning-briefing coverage.
Our audience includes readers in the United Kingdom and internationally who value accurate, concise and timely journalism. Each morning edition is designed to equip readers with the essential context they need to understand the day’s key stories, without sensationalism or unnecessary complexity.
How does MorningTimes.uk ensure accuracy and quality?
All published editorial content is reviewed by a human editor before publication. Sensitive stories, complex investigations or pieces involving vulnerable subjects receive additional review from our Standards & Fact-Checking Lead, Helen Carver, before they are published.
Digital tools may support research, editing, formatting, translation, metadata, headline options, summaries and transcription, but AI must never fabricate quotes, sources, interviews, bylines, author experience or expert profiles. Every story is read and approved by a human editor. Our Editorial Policy and Fact-Checking Policy provide full details of our process, including source verification and correction procedures.
How can readers contact MorningTimes.uk?
For general enquiries, feedback or questions, please use the email address info@morningtimes.uk. This is the general contact point signposted for all reader communication. Our dedicated function emails include contact, editorial, newsdesk, tips, press, corrections, complaints, factcheck, legal, compliance, privacy, advertising, partnerships, publisher, copyright, affiliate and sponsored — all at @morningtimes.uk.
Readers can also use our Contact page for a full list of department-specific addresses. We welcome tips, story suggestions and correction requests at any time. Our team is committed to responding promptly and professionally.
How does MorningTimes.uk handle corrections and complaints?
Corrections are reviewed by our Standards & Fact-Checking Lead, Helen Carver, and corrections are published transparently. Full details of our correction and complaint procedures are available on our Corrections Policy and Complaints Procedure pages.
We take all feedback seriously and aim to acknowledge correction requests within 24 hours. Our editorial policy requires that significant errors are corrected promptly, with a clear note explaining the change. For serious complaints, readers may escalate directly to Editor-in-Chief Edward Sterling.
Our commitments
- We publish only content that has been reviewed by a human editor, with sensitive stories receiving additional review by our Standards & Fact-Checking Lead.
- We clearly label all sponsored, commercial and affiliate content, and commercial relationships never determine editorial conclusions.
- We maintain transparent ownership and funding disclosures, with full details available on our Ownership & Funding page.
- We correct errors promptly and transparently, with a named editor responsible for corrections review.
- We respect reader privacy and comply with all applicable data protection regulations, as detailed in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.