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• The artist Woo Jin Joo studied at the Royal College of Art in London, not the Royal Academy as a preview of her exhibition said ( Spirits hide inside new artworks , 2 September, p17). She was also raised in China and Korea, rather than solely in Korea.
• The new early release scheme covers prisoners in England and Wales, not the UK as an article suggested ( ‘Big risk’ to keep jails at full capacity , 1 September, p9).
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• The new early release scheme covers prisoners in England and Wales, not the UK as an article suggested ( ‘Big risk’ to keep jails at full capacity , 1 September, p9).
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Source: The Guardian · Corrections and clarifications column editor. Published 3 Sept 2026, 11:01 pm.
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