Corrections and clarifications

Martha’s rule

• An article (More than 500 patients helped by Martha’s rule, 1 May, p9 from p1) said that the coroner ruled that 13-year-old Martha Mills would probably have survived “if doctors had spotted sooner that she was suffering from sepsis”. In fact, the coroner found that she would probably have survived sepsis if doctors had transferred her to intensive care earlier.

• Other recently amended articles include:

‘Pocket-sized symbol of colonial loot’: how New York’s mayor revived Koh-i-noor diamond debate

Man and ex-partner killed in Bristol blast after he forced entry into house

Letters and photos from Beatles’ early days to go on show in Hamburg

First Thing: US supreme court ‘demolishes’ Voting Rights Act

UK electric car sales leap ‘could be hit by Iran war inflation and energy price rises’

AI facial recognition oversight lagging far behind technology, watchdogs warn

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