We should have made clear that an article headlined “Labour uses ‘sham’ £90bn figure to oppose water nationalisation” was referring to England only (30 September, p13).
An article (The cement giant that paid millions to IS, 17 September, Journal, p5) said that in January this year Turkey destroyed a former Lafarge cement factory in Syria as part of an air campaign against Kurdish forces. In fact, it was one of the factory’s accommodation blocks that was hit.
Other recently amended articles include:
As the far right celebrates election success in Austria, this much is clear. It must be denied power
Former PMs have a wealth of experience. Why not put some on the Tory leadership ballot?
Are heat pumps the future or just a lot of hot air?
Tributes to woman thought first to die from ‘liquid Brazilian butt lift’ in UK
Most soft plastic collected for recycling is burned, campaigners say
TV tonight: Industry returns with sex, drugs and Kit Harington
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