Terms of use

General Use

Users of The Morning Narrative may access, browse, and share content for personal and non‑commercial use, provided that all material is credited appropriately. By accessing the website, users agree not to engage in activities that disrupt its normal operation or compromise the integrity of its systems and content delivery processes.
Access to certain features or services may require registration or the submission of accurate personal information. Users are responsible for ensuring that any account details they provide remain confidential and up to date. The Morning Narrative reserves the right to modify, suspend, or withdraw parts of the site at any time without prior notice.
Use of automated tools, scripts, or data‑scraping technologies for extracting content or metadata from the website is strictly prohibited. Such actions may violate intellectual property rights and interfere with normal site operation. Any unauthorised attempts to monitor, copy, or alter content may result in account restrictions or legal action.

Users are expected to engage with The Morning Narrative respectfully and lawfully, refraining from posting or transmitting material that is defamatory, discriminatory, or otherwise harmful. Comments, submissions, or feedback must not infringe on the rights of third parties, including privacy rights, intellectual property, or data protection obligations under applicable UK law.
Where interactive features are provided, users must avoid sharing content that could mislead others, promote harmful behaviour, or impersonate individuals or organisations. The Morning Narrative reserves the right to moderate, remove, or restrict user‑generated content that violates these standards or undermines the safety and integrity of the platform.
Users must immediately notify The Morning Narrative of any suspected security breaches or unauthorised account activity. Failure to take reasonable precautions—such as using strong passwords and secure connections—may result in restricted access or service limitations intended to protect both users and the publication.

The Morning Narrative strives to ensure that all published content is accurate and current; however, the site cannot guarantee complete accuracy or uninterrupted availability. Users acknowledge that any reliance on editorial content, commentary, or external links is undertaken at their own discretion and that the publication accepts no responsibility for consequential losses arising from such reliance.
To the fullest extent permitted by UK law, The Morning Narrative disclaims liability for damages arising from technical issues, service interruptions, or content errors. This includes, but is not limited to, data loss, system failures, or harm resulting from viruses or other malicious digital threats that may occur despite reasonable security precautions.
External websites linked from The Morning Narrative are not under the publication’s control, and their content or policies may differ. Clicking external links is done at the user’s own risk. The Morning Narrative assumes no responsibility for third‑party actions, services, or representations encountered through external websites.

Any disputes arising from the use of The Morning Narrative shall be governed by the laws of England and Wales. Users agree that any claim or disagreement will first be addressed through informal negotiation before alternative dispute mechanisms are pursued, such as mediation or arbitration supported by relevant UK legal frameworks.
If informal resolution fails, disputes may be escalated to formal arbitration or adjudication in accordance with UK civil procedures. Users acknowledge that these mechanisms are designed to provide a fair and efficient way to resolve disagreements without resorting to prolonged litigation, which may carry additional legal costs.
Users retain the right to seek independent legal advice regarding any dispute or claim related to their use of the website. The Morning Narrative may update its dispute resolution processes periodically to comply with regulatory requirements or best‑practice guidelines, and users are encouraged to review terms regularly.