Corrections and clarifications

• We said incorrectly that Sayeeda Warsi became an MP in Dewsbury in 2005. She stood as the Conservative candidate there that year but did not win the seat; she has never been an MP but became the youngest member of the House of Lords in 2007 (‘Where are my grandkids going to call home? What world will they grow up in?’, 25 March, page 1, Family).

• Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was shortlisted for the 1997 Carnegie medal but did not win it, contrary to the suggestion in an article about this year’s Carnegie shortlist (Started by one author, finished by another – coming of age story vies for top book award, 17 March, page 9).

• In last Saturday’s Review section, we repeated the Doonesbury classic strip from 1988 that we had already published in Friday’s G2. The strip that should have appeared on Saturday can be found online at tinyurl.com/doonesbury1988

• Other recently corrected articles include:

‘I will never be free of it’: Auschwitz survivor recalls horror 75 years on

Nearly 15% of female undergraduates at UT Austin report being raped

‘People aren’t spending’: stores close doors in ‘oversaturated’ US retail market

‘Their message is urgent’: the Holocaust survivor and his 7,000 pieces of antisemitic propaganda