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Corrections and clarifications

• An article said Drax would benefit from the windfall tax’s exclusion of gas-fired assets (Hunt’s windfall tax was much less of a blow than it appeared, 18 November, p39). In fact, the company sold its gas-fired portfolio in 2020.

• Michael Gove accepted £120,000 in donations from property developers while chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster, not while housing secretary (No inquiries into 40 possible breaches of ministerial code, 2 December, p11).

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