Every correction, retraction, apology and regulator ruling involving The Guardian that Misreported has reported, newest first.
The Guardian initially reported that a teenager barred from an A-League match was wearing a legitimate club jersey linked to a Chilean football team.
The Guardian amended a report on Guy Hochman’s detention after removing a false claim that he took part in the destruction of a mosque in Gaza.
The Guardian corrected a food trends article after wrongly listing honey and white miso as ingredients in Korean bibimbap sauce.
The Guardian corrected its report on Stella McCartney’s finances after wrongly stating the brand uses no animal products.
The Guardian corrected its Jerusalem protest report after initially stating that a teenager killed by a bus was 18 rather than 14.
In its 16 December feature on the impact and costs of HS2 , The Guardian misreported several factual details, prompting corrections after publication.…
The Guardian amended its reporting on the impact of US tariffs on Lesotho’s garment industry after wrongly identifying Gap as a company sourcing products…
The Guardian has clarified that the November hunger-strike letter was signed by about 100 medical professionals, not more than 800.
The Guardian corrected its reporting in a letters exchange on solar geoengineering, clarifying that a cited claim referred to a potential cooling of 1…
The Guardian corrected its reporting on AI-generated recipe content, clarifying that a cited glue-cooking error originated from Reddit comments and that…
The Guardian corrected an NHS winter pressures article after clarifying that a mortality estimate attributed to last winter in fact covered the whole of…
The Guardian revised its climate finance report after acknowledging that key institutions criticised in the article were not offered a right of reply…
The Guardian corrected an editorial on the Bondi Beach shootings after misstating the year of the Christchurch mosque attack.
The Guardian corrected its coverage of Sky Sports’ Halo TikTok channel, clarifying that a widely cited “Crashgate” post was not produced by Halo but was a…
The Guardian corrected its reporting on the High Court case involving Palestine Action by amending a spelling error in a named individual’s details.
The Guardian corrected its reporting on the location of a Helsing facility, clarifying that it is based in Plymouth rather than Portsmouth.
The Guardian has clarified that the BBC is “pretty much” the only funder of children’s TV in the UK, not the sole funder.
The Guardian has clarified that Mariam Cissé’s killing in Mali was misdescribed as an “execution,” a term that refers specifically to a legally authorised…
The Guardian has clarified that Andrew Cuomo ran in and lost the Democratic primary before standing as an independent in the New York mayoral race.
The Guardian has clarified that a study on global “nature connectedness” was one of the first of its kind, not the first.
The Guardian has clarified that HMRC suspended child benefit for 23,489 families, not “almost 35,000” as first reported.
The Guardian has clarified that the A$840 million in government funding was awarded to a Gina Rinehart–backed company, not to Rinehart personally.
The Guardian has clarified that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act eliminated $187 billion in SNAP funding through 2034, not 2024.
The Guardian has clarified that violence near Dublin’s Citywest asylum hotel occurred over two nights, not three.
