• An image used to illustrate an article included a reference to a public Facebook group called “Hounslow say no to Ulez”. The intended reference was to a private Facebook group named “Hounslow say no to Ulez expansion”. We regret the error (Tory party staff running anti-Ulez Facebook groups rife with racism, 28 April, p2).
• We misspelled as “Breaona” the first name of Breonna Taylor, who is featured in a series of photographs documenting sites where US police have killed civilians (‘What happened to every one of these people really matters’, 28 April, New Review, p18).
• An opinion piece described the Reform UK party leader and GB News contributor Richard Tice as a “non-candidate presenter”. In fact, Tice is the party’s prospective parliamentary candidate for Hartlepool (Rees-Mogg is just posing as a GB News anchor, but Ofcom doesn’t care if we’re confused, 28 April, p45).
• We said the Green party finished second to Labour “in the last three elections” in the Bristol West constituency; in fact, the Greens finished second in 2015 and 2019 but came third just behind the Conservatives in 2017 (Wavering Labour voters give Greens hope in new city seat, 31 March, p9).
• Other recently amended articles include:
Three and a bit years after Brexit, are border checks finally here?
‘Almost beyond belief’: axing of teacher recruitment scheme will worsen crisis, say critics
Israel is fighting on four fronts – but the defeat may come at home
‘It would be seismic to win in Sunak’s backyard’: is Labour about to paint England red?
The prince, the plotters and the would-be putsch: Germany to try far-right coup gang
The end of empire: revamped British Academy stakes claim for modern role in UK’s global mission
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