Corrections and clarifications
• Some recent musical references were off-key. A sketch suggested John Rutter, whose surname we misspelled, composed the coronation anthem played at the Queen’s jubilee service; it was his arrangement of Sir Hubert Parry’s composition (Pomp prevails, 4 June, p6). The UK singles chart launched in 1952, not the Top 40 chart (‘The Queen’s gone round the bend!’, 1 June, G2, p8). And Tammy Wynette, not Dolly Parton, originally recorded D-I-V-O-R-C-E (A month in Ambridge, 4 June, p27).
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