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An earlier version of "Reddit insiders cash out as lock‑up lifts" stated that the share lock‑up expired on 14 May 2026. The lock‑up in fact expired on 27 March 2024. The article and headline have been corrected and an editor's note appended.
— James Whitmore, Business Editor
Our piece "Inside Quora's quiet pivot to AI answers" cited a $2bn valuation from 2014. The most recent disclosed valuation is $1.8bn (TechCrunch, 2022). The figure has been updated and the source linked.
— Priya Sundaram, Technology Editor
A quote describing the cancelled series as "a national institution" was incorrectly attributed to Charlotte Moore. It was made by a BBC spokesperson speaking on background. The attribution has been corrected.
— Hannah Reeves, Culture Editor
Our opinion piece "The case against the four‑day week" did not disclose that the author serves on the advisory board of the Centre for Policy Studies. The disclosure has been added to the byline footer.
— Daniel Okonkwo, Opinion Editor
We reported that the Reform UK candidate in Clacton received 41.7% of the vote in 2024. The correct figure is 46.2% (House of Commons Library). The chart and accompanying text have been updated.
— Marcus Ellington, Politics Editor
A markets round‑up listed Lloyds' forward dividend yield as 7.4%. The correct consensus figure on the date of publication was 5.9%. The table has been corrected.
— Sofia Marchetti, Markets Editor
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