Corrections and clarifications
• We erred in a headline that claimed: “Sunak’s in-laws contest £5.5bn bill in Indian tax dispute with Amazon”. As the article stated, the figure is £5.5m (14 June, page 30).
• Patients can email or post the opt-out form instructing their GP not to share their data other than for direct care. A letter had said delivery in person was compulsory (The NHS data grab: why we should be concerned, 7 June, Journal, page 5).
• Other recently amended articles include:
Profits from English children’s care homes indefensible, bosses to be told
When it comes to the Qatar World Cup, look north to find a moral compass
Five fertility clinic patients awarded $15m after failure of freezing tank
Queen’s birthday list honours key figures in UK Covid vaccine drive
Daniel Morgan murder: a brother’s long fight for justice
Covid cases fall across US but experts warn of dangers of vaccine hesitancy
Why fast-track grocery delivery apps could soon leave supermarkets on the shelf
Novak Djokovic rallies to beat Stefanos Tsitsipas in epic French Open final
Joe Biden to use Nato summit to atone for damage of Trump years
Italy make flying start to Euro 2020 with dominant opening win over Turkey