Corrections and clarifications have been issued for several articles in the Saturday magazine. The writer of the 2014 film Pride and its stage adaptation, Stephen Beresford, did not work on the Matilda adaptations, contrary to what was stated in the pre-printed Saturday magazine article (Striking the right note, p42).
In the readers' top books feature, an image of John le Carré's The Spy Who Came in from the Cold was incorrectly included; this book was not in the top 100. The le Carré novel that readers voted into joint 75th place was Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (Our readers’ top 100, 6 June, Saturday magazine, p45).
An article ranking Steven Spielberg’s films (The magic touch, 6 June, Saturday magazine, p31) used an image from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom instead of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Other recently amended articles include:
- Violence erupts in Belfast after protests over knife attack
- Creaking Cristiano Ronaldo’s presence at World Cup is more a curse than a blessing
- Diane Keaton’s nail clippers for $960: what’s behind the new boom in celebrity estate auctions?
- John Healey’s departure shows even the most sturdy MPs have a breaking point
- Indonesia takes action against mining firms after floods devastate population of world’s rarest ape
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