Corrections and clarifications | | The Guardian

A highlighted statistic said that Royal Mail handles 7bn letters a day; as the main text of the article made clear, that is an annual figure (Royal Mail wants second-class letter delivery cut to every other weekday, 4 April, p2).

The British Nutrition Foundation’s recommended daily protein intake is 56g for men and 45g for women (based on bodyweights of 75kg and 60kg, respectively). An article incorrectly suggested that these figures were maximum daily amounts (The truth about protein, 15 April, G2, p4).

Other recently amended articles include:

Civilian deaths in Gaza rival those of Darfur – which the US called a ‘genocide’

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