The Guardian has issued corrections to two previously published articles. Paul Smith's company reported a pre-tax loss of £16.7m last year, not “more than £22m” as earlier stated. The correction follows an editing error in an interview with the fashion designer published on 7 September. Additionally, the BBC documentary previously referred to as “A Bitter Pill: The Sodium Valproate Scandal” has been renamed “Mums v Big Pharma”.
Paul Smith Financial Correction
In the interview titled “I’m an oddball in today’s world” (7 September, G2, p6), the loss figure was incorrectly reported. The company's actual pre-tax loss for the year was £16.7m. The Guardian apologizes for the error.
BBC Documentary Title Change
A guide to this autumn's arts recommended the BBC’s documentary on the sodium valproate scandal. The documentary’s name has been changed to “Mums v Big Pharma” (31 August, G2, p2). This change reflects the final title used by the BBC.
Other Amended Articles
Several other articles have been recently amended. These include reports on a Scottish government datacentre pause, London mayoral contenders, a 9/11 survival story, First Nations families facing eviction, superannuation access for renters and mortgage holders, a call for Mark Zuckerberg's resignation from Meta, a review of the Nagasaki bomb survivor dispatch, and a review of the Oasis reunion tour movie.
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