An interview with former England rugby union captain Martin Johnson was titled “Johnson wants CPR added to curriculum” (June 17, page 39), and noted the wish of the British Heart Foundation to achieve it. In fact, according to the BHF, CPR is now on the curriculum for secondary schools in England and Wales, and all Scottish local authorities are committed to training the pupils.

We ran an agency article titled Cristiano Ronaldo Snob Wipes Billions From Coca-Cola Market Value (June 16), which said the footballer’s withdrawal of two bottles of Coca-Cola at a press conference Euro 2020 had coincided with a $ 4 billion drop in the company’s share price. In fact, there had already been a decline accounting for most of the decline in the share price before the press conference, and other factors may have contributed to the decline as well. The agency, Australian Associated Press, subsequently withdrew the article from its service, and the Guardian also withdrew the article from publication.

Other recently amended articles include:

After Noel Clarke: Can the UK film and television industry end harassment on set?

Mandatory nursing home staff jabs may sound like good, but would create disaster

The Reason I Jump journal – an empathetic study on nonverbal autism

Springsteen is back on Broadway – and now AstraZeneca vaccine recipients are licensed

10 of Britain’s best independent bookstores

Van Morrison: Recording Project Volume 1 Final Review – Depressing Rants From The Foil Milliner

House museum reopens to protest statue of slave ship owner

How we made Three Lions: David Baddiel and Ian Broudie on the English Euro 96 anthem

10 of the best piers and boardwalks in the UK: travel tips from readers

“Heaven exists! »: Sebastião Salgado’s magnificent trip to the Amazon