• The football club Millwall were founded in 1885 by workers of a canning factory, not shipbuilders, at the Isle of Dogs dock (Fear and loathing could bubble up in rare London derby, 19 September, Sport, p8).
• The dough in a recipe for morning rolls should be divided into six equal pieces after proving, not 12 (19 September, Feast, p9).
• In the Scotland section of a travel feature on mountain huts, the “Elphin Bothy” that was referenced and pictured is not a functional bothy (Bunkrooms, bothies and bonhomie: From Iceland to Italy, 10 of Europe’s best mountain huts, 19 September, Saturday magazine, p72).
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