Corrections and clarifications

Paul Smith | Autumn arts guide

• Paul Smith’s company made a pre-tax loss last year of £16.7m, not “more than £22m” as we said in an interview with the fashion designer, owing to an editing error (‘I’m an oddball in today’s world’, 7 September, G2, p6).

• A guide to this autumn’s arts recommended the BBC’s A Bitter Pill: The Sodium Valproate Scandal. The documentary’s name has been changed to Mums v Big Pharma (31 August, G2, p2).

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Hundreds gather to urge Scottish government to pause datacentre boom

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