The Guardian corrects description of the Global Fund’s strategy in article on UK aid commitments
The Guardian has clarified that the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is a financing and partnership organisation, not one based on…
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The Guardian backtracks on arrest statistic in Palestinian prisoner release story
The Guardian has clarified that the estimate of those arrested referred to 40% of Palestinian males, not 40% of all Palestinians.
Guardian corrects wording on Noa Argamani’s rescue in hostage profile
The Guardian has corrected its reporting to note that Noa Argamani was freed by Israeli forces during a rescue raid in June 2024.
The Guardian corrects suspect’s age in Kido nursery cyber-attack coverage
The Guardian has corrected its reporting to state that both suspects arrested in the Kido nursery cyber-attack are 17 years old.
The Guardian corrects energy discount figures in cost-of-living coverage
The Guardian has corrected its reporting to state that E.ON offered £92 million, not £82 million, in discounts to struggling customers last year.
The Guardian backtracks on asylum family visa figures in immigration coverage
The Guardian has corrected its reporting to state that 20,817 family reunion visas were granted to relatives of people given asylum in the year ending…
The Guardian corrects claim households could ‘overpay’ on energy bills
The Guardian has corrected its reporting to note that a figure for a week’s energy costs was due to both higher October rates and increased usage.
The Guardian walks back folate dosage error in autism drug story, highlighting confusion around FDA’s leucovorin move
The Guardian has issued a correction to its September 26 article, “What is leucovorin, the drug the FDA approved to treat autism?”, after misstating a key…
The Guardian admits error in BP energy outlook coverage
The Guardian has corrected a key mistake in its reporting on BP’s annual energy outlook, after misquoting figures on future gas demand in a way that…
The Guardian corrects error on UN security council vote over Iran sanctions
The Guardian has acknowledged an error in its recent coverage of United Nations sanctions against Iran, underscoring how imprecision in reporting can skew…
The Guardian misreports on study linking air pollution to dementia
The Guardian recently ran a story on new scientific research that connects fine-particulate air pollution to Lewy body dementia, but its framing risks…
The Guardian amends headline on US vaccine panel’s Covid prescription vote
The Guardian has amended a headline on its 19 September coverage of a US vaccine policy meeting after misrepresenting the committee’s role in Covid…
The Guardian amends report on FCC chair’s remarks amid Trump–Kimmel row
The Guardian has amended coverage of the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show, after wrongly stating that US Federal Communications Commission…
The Guardian correction exposes misleading framing of UN inquiry on Israel
The Guardian has amended an opinion piece that originally implied the United Nations itself had formally accused Israel of genocide in Gaza. In reality,…
The Guardian correction highlights misleading framing of protest coverage
The Guardian has amended an article on policing of Gaza-related demonstrations after incorrectly referring to the Equality and Human Rights Commission…
The Guardian amends report after mischaracterising ICJ ruling
The Guardian has issued another correction concerning its reporting on the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and proceedings over Israel and Gaza.
The Guardian corrects obituary of Eric Midwinter after misstating his role in founding U3A
The Guardian has amended its obituary of Eric Midwinter, the educationist and writer who died in August aged 93, after misstating his role in the origins…
The Guardian amends eyewear guide after failing to note free eye tests in Scotland
The Guardian has issued a correction to its consumer advice coverage after a guide to buying glasses neglected to mention that eye tests are free in Scotland.
The Guardian amends Venice coverage after wrongly crediting Francesco Rosi with a film he did not direct
The Guardian has corrected two errors in its reporting on this year’s Venice Film Festival, acknowledging that Gianfranco Rosi — not the late Francesco…
