Corrections and clarifications
Pablo González
• An article on the journalist Pablo González, who was taken into Polish custody at the end of February, said that prosecutors were investigating “what they claim is a case of espionage linked to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine”. Although González was asked to leave Ukraine, prosecutors have not explicitly mentioned that country in his case (Spanish journalist held in Poland accused of working for Russian intelligence, 13 May, p20).
• Other recently amended articles include:
Stolen Nostradamus manuscript is returned to library in Rome
Number crunching: why ultra-processed foods have a calorie problem
UK preparing for Queen’s platinum jubilee with thousands of events
Drug smuggling tunnel with rail system uncovered on US-Mexico border
Corflutes, ukeleles and loose units: what is going on in the Australian election?
How to stop the sleazy rot in Westminster? Elect more mothers to parliament
Indian climber dies in summit bid on Mount Kanchenjunga
Frank Cottrell-Boyce’s guide to Liverpool: ‘Make sure you see the city from the Mersey’
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