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Mental health cuts | Mo Ghafoor

• An editorial column said an east London mental health trust was planning to make cuts of £230m; this should have said £25m (Mental health should be a higher priority. New clinics are a hopeful sign, 7 August, Journal, p2).

• An article (Inside the scheme that gives offenders an alternative to jail term, 7 August, p21) misspelled the surname of project supervisor Mo Ghafoor, as Ghatnoor.

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