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Britain spends 19% less per head on unemployment and disability-related benefits than Germany, not 81% as we claimed in "Benefits in Britain: separating the facts from the fiction in welfare's war of words" (In Focus, last week, page 23).Britain spends 19% less per head on unemployment and disability-related benefits than Germany, not 81% as we claimed in "Benefits in Britain: separating the facts from the fiction in welfare's war of words" (In Focus, last week, page 23).
We misquoted the Korea Herald when we said it had noted that North Korea earns £56bn from the Kaesong industrial complex it shares with South Korea. North Korea's entire GDP is thought to be around $40bn: we meant £56m. ("North Korea readies missile launch as fears of covert cyberwar grow", News, last week, page 17)We misquoted the Korea Herald when we said it had noted that North Korea earns £56bn from the Kaesong industrial complex it shares with South Korea. North Korea's entire GDP is thought to be around $40bn: we meant £56m. ("North Korea readies missile launch as fears of covert cyberwar grow", News, last week, page 17)
We failed to credit a picture accompanying our piece on the virtual currency Bitcoin last week to photographer Zach Copley ("Why Bitcoin scares banks and governments", New Review, page 17).We failed to credit a picture accompanying our piece on the virtual currency Bitcoin last week to photographer Zach Copley ("Why Bitcoin scares banks and governments", New Review, page 17).
Readers may have been puzzled to see a picture of soprano Sophie Bevan, nominated as best operatic newcomer in the first International Opera awards, apparently clad in fur as the Woodbird in the Royal Opera's Siegfried. Our picture actually showed her playing the title role in the Cunning Little Vixen for Welsh National Opera. ("Stars compete for the world's first 'opera Oscars'", News, last week, page 7).Readers may have been puzzled to see a picture of soprano Sophie Bevan, nominated as best operatic newcomer in the first International Opera awards, apparently clad in fur as the Woodbird in the Royal Opera's Siegfried. Our picture actually showed her playing the title role in the Cunning Little Vixen for Welsh National Opera. ("Stars compete for the world's first 'opera Oscars'", News, last week, page 7).
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