Cookie notice
· v2026-10-19.1
Choice
Accept all, Reject all and Customise have equal prominence. Closing the banner rejects non-essential categories; there is no implied consent, preselected box or cookie wall. The choice is requested again after six months or a policy change.
np_consent is a first-party technical cookie containing categories, version 2026-10-19.1 and date. Cookie preferences stays in the footer. The first-party technical np_edition cookie remembers the explicitly selected edition for twelve months; np_consent stores categories for six months. Both apply across the whole domain.
Current inventory
Production uses no localStorage, analytics or advertising script. The configured cookies are np_consent and np_edition. Thumbnails must be served by our CDN; YouTube-nocookie is loaded after the click with the notice shown above. The first-party technical np_edition cookie remembers the explicitly selected edition for twelve months; np_consent stores categories for six months. Both apply across the whole domain.
UK rule
Aggregated statistics and security or functionality storage may use a PECR exception only where its conditions are met, the purpose is explained and a simple free opt-out is available. No statistics provider is configured today. Global Privacy Control rejects non-essential categories when received.
Current storage and connections
The production site sets the first-party technical np_consent cookie for categories, policy version and date. It has no localStorage and no analytics or advertising scripts configured. Editorial thumbnails must come from the NewOnPlus CDN; YouTube is loaded only after a video click. The first-party technical np_edition cookie remembers the explicitly selected edition for twelve months; np_consent stores categories for six months. Both apply across the whole domain.
np_consent · Six months. The first-party technical np_edition cookie remembers the explicitly selected edition for twelve months; np_consent stores categories for six months. Both apply across the whole domain.
No YouTube request is made before the click. After the click, YouTube/Google may receive technical data including the IP address to play the video, under its own privacy information.