The Guardian has issued corrections to several recent articles, including a misidentified job title and an inaccurate statement about the maximum penalty for providing false information when registering to vote.
Correction on Lara Goodband's role
Lara Goodband is contemporary art curator at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery in Exeter, not head curator as an exhibition preview stated. The preview appeared in the 30 September edition, page 21, under the headline "Multimedia exhibition celebrates the living labyrinth of fungi".
Correction on voting fraud penalty
An article in the 15 September edition, page 6, under the headline "Will Farage's party have to hand back its funding windfall?", incorrectly stated that providing false information to register to vote can be punished with up to 51 weeks in jail. The correct maximum penalty is up to six months.
Other amended articles
Other recently amended articles include: texts about alleged Cornell gang-rape released after investigation reopened; The Pussycat Dolls review – Nicole Scherzinger's star power dominates fraught reunion; Andy Burnham wants to review the UK's relationship with the EU – what are the options?; The Standard of Living review – Rory Kinnear has bags of charm as Bloomsbury economist Keynes; and wildlife arrives on time at rewilded chalk grasslands built along HS2 route.
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