Journalism
The Guardian has a global reputation for holding power to account and championing the voices of those less heard. Our investigations have exposed governmental and social failings, including Windrush revelations in the UK, Covid-19, Cambridge Analytica, the Snowden Files, the Panama, Paradise and Pandora Papers, and the Pegasus Project. We are passionate about the climate emergency, social justice, fairness and progress. We remain dedicated to truth and to bringing about a more hopeful future.
Our values and mission for journalism
The Scott Trust, which owns the Guardian, was established in 1936 to secure the financial and editorial independence of the Guardian in perpetuity, and to safeguard the journalistic freedom and liberal values of the Guardian free from commercial or political interference. To this day our independence and values drive Guardian journalism.
Guardian journalism
The Guardian’s purposeful journalism, serving our global audience, includes print and digital products, podcasts, video, infographics, email newsletters and a dedicated programme of live discussions, debates and interviews.
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The Guardian welcomes anonymous and confidential news tips to help inform our journalism. Find out how to get in touch with the Guardian to share a story or reach our editorial departments.
