Loro is built on primary records — the filings, registers and disclosures that are published but rarely read. This page shows every source we read, who publishes it, under what licence, and whether it is currently delivering. We publish it openly because provenance is the product.
Collecting a record is only the first step. Each stage below turns raw filings into something the engine can reason over. We show the backlogs because a stage falling behind is how a corpus quietly goes stale while every source still reports as live.
Half-hourly carbon intensity and generation mix for the Great Britain electricity grid, summarised daily and flagged when the grid hits notable extremes.
Bank Rate, mortgage and remortgage approvals, consumer credit, credit card lending and quoted mortgage rates, from the Statistical Interactive Database.
Inflation (CPI, CPIH, core), monthly GDP, retail sales volumes, unemployment and regular pay growth, from the ONS time series API.
ECB main refinancing and deposit facility rates, euro-area HICP inflation, unemployment, and euro reference rates against sterling and the dollar — with material moves flagged against the preceding observation.
The filing history of every company Loro follows, about 1,400 donors, public-contract suppliers and controlled companies, checked several times a day: accounts, officer and ownership changes, charges, share capital, strike-off and insolvency.
Every dealing by a director or senior manager of a UK-listed company notified under UK MAR Article 19, read in full from the FCA National Storage Mechanism: who dealt, their role, buy or sell, price, volume and date.
Every filing published to EDGAR each business day. Entities are discovered from the stream rather than watchlisted.
House of Commons voting records, including aye/no counts per division.
Named contributions in House of Commons debates, searched against the Loro beat: what an MP actually said on the record, joinable to their declared interests and voting record.
Donations and loans accepted by political parties, MPs and other regulated donees, including the donor's Companies House registration number where the donor is a company.
Awards of UK public contracts above £12,000 in central government and £25,000 in the wider public sector and NHS, naming the buyer, supplier and value.
Declared financial interests of MPs: donations, gifts, employment, shareholdings — with donor company numbers where given.
Press releases, statements and news stories from the UK financial regulator. Fines, bans, prosecutions and firms put into administration are raised as news.
Individuals, entities and ships designated under UK sanctions, with the regime, measures imposed and statement of reasons. Sole official source since the OFSI Consolidated List closed in January 2026.
Vulnerabilities confirmed as actively exploited in the wild, with the affected vendor and product named and ransomware-campaign use flagged.
Continuous monitoring of published coverage, used to judge whether a story is already reported.
Paused in August 2026: euro reference rates now come from the ECB feed. Daily euro foreign-exchange reference rates and related market statistics.
Paused in August 2026: the SEC daily index now carries every Form 4, so this separate feed is no longer needed. Statements of changes in beneficial ownership by directors and officers.
Paused in August 2026: the SEC daily index now carries every 8-K, so this separate feed is no longer needed. Current reports disclosing material corporate events.
Live means the source is being checked on schedule and delivering. Quiet means it is being checked and working, but the register itself has published nothing new — normal for sources that report in bursts. Failing or Silent means we have a collection problem, and we would rather show that than hide it: a source that stops without anyone noticing is how an intelligence product quietly goes stale.