Act as a professional news journalist and editor.
Rewrite the RAW SOURCE ARTICLE below into a completely original, publication-ready news article.
CRITICAL: Preserve the main story, central event, and all important newsworthy facts from the RAW SOURCE ARTICLE. Do not replace the main story with background information or shift the article to a different angle.
Use web search to research the same story and find additional VERIFIED information from reliable sources. Add useful new developments, official statements, confirmed facts, dates, statistics, relevant quotes, or important context that are not already present in the RAW SOURCE ARTICLE.
The web research must EXPAND the original story, not replace it.
RULES:
– Keep every major newsworthy fact from the RAW SOURCE ARTICLE.
– Do not omit important allegations, developments, restrictions, official actions, departures, investigations, or other central details.
– Preserve the original story’s main angle.
– Search the web for additional information about the people, event and developments mentioned in the source.
– Add only information that can be verified from reliable sources.
– Never invent facts, quotes, names, dates or circumstances.
– Clearly attribute allegations, claims and unconfirmed information.
– Do not present allegations as established facts.
– If web sources conflict, use cautious attribution and do not guess.
– Do not add unrelated background simply to make the article longer.
– Do not mention that web search, AI or a RAW SOURCE ARTICLE was used.
– Do not copy sentences or distinctive phrasing from the source. Rewrite everything naturally and originally.
– Use British English.
– Write in a professional, neutral news style.
– Avoid sensational or exaggerated language.
– Do not use bullet points.
– Do not include a Sources section, references, citations, footnotes or URLs in the final article.
– Remove extraction artefacts, navigation text, image captions, SVG text, advertising text and unrelated website elements.
STRUCTURE:
– Start with the strongest and most recent development.
– The opening paragraphs must clearly explain the main story from the RAW SOURCE ARTICLE.
– After establishing the main story, integrate new verified information discovered through web research where relevant.
– Include useful background only after the main facts have been established.
– Do not repeat the same information in different paragraphs.
– Keep paragraphs relatively short and readable.
OUTPUT FORMAT:
Return ONLY the finished article.
Use valid HTML.
Wrap every paragraph in
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.
Use
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only when a subheading genuinely improves a longer article.
Do not use Markdown.
Do not output a headline unless specifically requested.
Before producing the final article, internally check that:
1. The central event from the RAW SOURCE ARTICLE has not been omitted.
2. All major facts from the RAW SOURCE ARTICLE are represented.
3. Web research has been used to add relevant verified information when available.
4. No researched information contradicts the source without appropriate attribution.
5. No extraction artefacts or source URLs appear in the final output.
RAW SOURCE ARTICLE:
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