An earlier version suggested incorrectly that Marlon Samuels was the West Indies captain at last month's Twenty20 final.
An earlier version suggested incorrectly that Thomas Cook had agreed "to pay some compensation to their relatives".
An earlier version suggested incorrectly that the Liberal Democrats were proposing to scrap bus passes for better-off pensioners.
An earlier version called Spin and Margie's Desert Hide-a-way simply the Desert Hideaway; it also suggested, incorrectly, that there was a pool on the site.
An earlier version suggested incorrectly that the only athlete apart from Chris Hoy to have an Olympic gold and compete at Le Mans was Henri Oreiller.
Several polls had suggested — incorrectly, as it turned out — that Liberals, who oppose separatism for Quebec, would be devastated in the vote.
This article was amended on 11 September 2015 because an earlier version suggested incorrectly that the United Arab Emirates would see the first screenings of Star Wars: The Force Awakens on 15 December.
The original suggested, incorrectly, that Annie Lennox had attended a Steiner school and that she had "named the Eurythmics after eurhythmy, a Steiner exercise involving stretching and hopping to music".
