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• An article said that in Senedd elections, voters choose both a candidate and a party; in fact, Wales recently moved to a single-vote, closed-list, proportional representation system ( Burnham to be asked to support review into ditching first past the post elections , 26 August, p10 from p1).
• A DHL cargo plane whose landing was aborted was diverted to Hanover, not Marseille ( Third drone found near Leipzig airport after attempted attack , 26 August, p28).
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• A DHL cargo plane whose landing was aborted was diverted to Hanover, not Marseille ( Third drone found near Leipzig airport after attempted attack , 26 August, p28).
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Source: The Guardian · Corrections and clarifications column editor. Published 26 Aug 2026, 11:01 pm.
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