• An opinion piece described the financier Guy Hands as a “disillusioned Brexiter”. In fact he was and is a remainer (Bittersweet holiday offers no break from Brexit woes, 3 September, p55).
• An image said to be of England forward Ellis Genge was actually of his international teammate Joe Marchant (Dupont and France to serve up feast of mouthwatering rugby, 3 September, Sport, p10).
• An article about artists such as Ai Weiwei and Cornelia Parker making decorative buttons said the items would be exhibited at Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge. While the buttons will be available for sale there from mid-October, the only full display will be at the Loewe store in London from 11-15 October (The humble button goes from mere fastener to a place on the gallery wall, 16 July, p12).
• A picture caption was right to say that “the Big Dipper at Blackpool Pleasure Beach celebrates its centenary this year”. However, the image showed another ride at that site, the Big One, constructed in 1994 (Save our seaside: it’s time to cherish the fading glory of coastal resorts, 27 August, p13).
• One of the images on an article about Robert De Niro’s best films (The untouchable, 13 August, New Review, p30) said that it showed the actor in Once Upon a Time in America. In fact, this was a shot from The Last Tycoon.
• Other recently amended articles include:
No envy for Spain’s exiles as Vilda’s World Cup run fails to bring unity
We Love: fashion fixes for the week ahead – in pictures
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