• An advertisement feature promoting a video examining the nature of land ownership in Ethiopia wrongly stated that 13 million people needed food aid in the country. In fact there are 2.8 million people who need food aid and further 6 million people who are covered by a safety-net scheme that covers incidences of temporary food shortage. (How 'land-grabbing' is wrecking lives, 19 March, page 85, Weekend).
• Our budget coverage said that the government had announced it would consult on a merging of income tax and national insurance that would see higher rate taxpayers pay 52%. We should have said higher rate taxpayers would go from 40% to 42%, while highest rate taxpayers would go from 50% to 52% (Osborne accused of stealth tax raid on lowest paid, 24 March, Budget pullout, page 11). Personal calculators put the winter fuel allowances at £250 for people over 60 and £400 for those over 80. The payments will drop in the winter of 2011-12 to £200 and £300 respectively (Budget pullout, page 16). A panel said corporation tax was cut in the budget by an extra 1%. That should have been one percentage point (At a glance, page 1).
• Homophone corner: "Drive smoothly and try to avoid breaking or accelerating hard (How to save pounds at the pumps, 23 March, page 3, G2).