A leader column referred to the killing of two women in “Wembley Park” last year; this should have said Fryent Country Park, which is near Wembley Park station in Brent, north-west London (“Our freedom of association is too precious a right to leave to the police”, 14 March, page 40)
A super-complaint by the Centre for Women’s Justice, documenting reports of domestic abuse incidents perpetrated by police officers and others employed by the police, was filed in March 2020, not March this year, as an article suggested (“Stop minimising. Murder of women by strangers is not ‘incredibly rare’”, 14 March, page 3)
The album French Duets, performed by Paul Lewis and Steven Osborne, was recorded on 22 and 23 March 2020 before England went into full lockdown, not after, as a review implied (“Classical & Theatre”, 14 March, page 29, New Review).
Other recently amended articles include:
The Walking People; Seven and a Half Lessons About the Brain; A Long Petal of the Sea – reviews
When it comes to race and gender, oppressed people can be oppressors too
Lloyd Webber: Theatreland must ‘stop wringing its hands and pay for drama diversity’
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