Green party MP Caroline Lucas is chair of the Parliamentary Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, not the national CND, which is chaired by Dave Webb (“Sturgeon and Corbyn revive spirit of 1980s at Trident protest”, News, last week, page 7).
Feste, the fool in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, is attached to household of Countess Olivia, not the Count Orsino, and he sings “When That I Was and a Little Tiny Boy”, not “When That I Was and a Tiny Little Boy” (“Sibelius the unlikely modernist”, Anthony Burgess prize, New Review, last week, page 34).
A CD of symphonies by the little-known 18th-century composer JM Sperger (Releases, New Review, last week, page 32) is released by the (lower case) deutsche harmonia mundi, a Sony label, which we, perhaps understandably, confused with (upper-case) Harmonia Mundi, the unrelated independent label.
We inadvertently used the male pronoun when quoting Shqiponja Telhaj in a story on university graduates (“Why it really does pay to get a good degree: you earn more”, News, 14 February). She is not a he. Apologies.
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• This article was amended on 10 March 2016. It originally said incorrectly that Caroline Lucas was leader of the Green party.
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