Brazil per capita income | House of Lords whips | Teesside chemicals industry
• Brazil's economy overtakes UK to become world's sixth largest was corrected because the original sub-heading said that figures showed the Brazilian economy rose 2.7% last year compared with the UK's 0.8% – but per capita income "remains a third less". In fact, as the text stated, the figures showed that Brazilian per capita income is a third of per capita income in the UK. In addition, President Lula da Silva was elected in the 2002 presidental elections, not in 2001.
• Grand day out at the House of Lords was corrected because it said that "unlike the Commons there is no whip [in the Lords]". This has been clarified, as there are whips in the House of Lords, but their role differs somewhat from that of the Commons' whips.
• A feature – Middlesbrough nightclub lists while residents try to stay afloat – referred to the collapse of Teesside's shipbuilding, steel and chemical industries. While this may describe the dramatic declines in these sectors in the latter part of the 19th century, a reader rightly points out: "The chemical industry on Teesside hasn't collapsed. The process sector is actually growing . . . The steel works are at Redcar and have of course reopened creating 1,500 or so jobs under SSI." A footnote to make this clear has been added to the online article.