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• Give prisoners a chance to help the community, read the heading on a piece (16 May, G2, page 3) which went on to make passing mention of Broadmoor in Berkshire, describing this high-security institution as a "hospital for the criminally insane". However, the West London Mental Health NHS Trust points out: "While all patients at Broadmoor are detained under the 1983 Mental Health Act, not all have been convicted of a criminal offence."
• A picture accompanying a preview of the Vorticists exhibition at Tate Britain in today's Review section (page 17) has an incorrect caption. The caption should read: "William Roberts's The Vorticists at the Restaurant de la Tour Eiffel, Spring 1915 was painted in 1961-62."
• The Weekend magazine restaurant review (21 May, page 74) got its counties in a muddle, suggesting that the mutton ball dish hailed from Dorset when it is actually a classic stew from Suffolk, and that the jugged steak came from Sussex when it is a traditional Dorset recipe.
