ROBERT MURAT, MICHAELA WALCZUCH AND SERGEY MALINKA.(News)

Sunday Mirror (London, England);  July 20, 2008 ;     104 words ......about Mr Murat, Ms Walczuch and Mr Malinka, who, we had wrongly suggested in a number of articles, might have been involved in the abduction of Madeleine McCann. We also wrongly suggested that Mr Murat had lied to the police and journalists...have agreed to pay substantial damages to each of the ...

Swiss off, Cadbury's.(News)

Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  October 30, 1997 ;     29 words ...Cadbury's were yesterday banned from selling their Swiss Chalet bar. The High Court in London said the name wrongly suggested the chocolate was of the same quality as the Swiss version.

David Blunkett.

The Daily Mail (London, England);  February 1, 2007 ;     44 words ...ON Monday we wrongly suggested that Mr Blunkett's resignation was because he did not declare his outside earnings on the register of members' interests. We accept that Mr Blunkett has always declared his outside earnings to the register and apologise for any embarrassment caused.

BBC: AN APOLOGY.(News)

The Mirror (London, England);  July 4, 1998 ;     50 words ...LAST month we wrongly suggested that the central character in the TV programme, The Clampers was a fake , that the producers had set out to mislead the viewing...

Court ruling on Robert Murat

Evening Standard - London;  July 18, 2008 ;     134 words ......was accepted by the Evening Standard that they had wrongly suggested in a number of articles that Mr Murat and Mr Malinka...lies about their involvement. The Evening Standard wrongly suggested that Mr Murat had paedophile material on his home computer...Standard agreed to pay substantial damages ...

Dermot Desmond: an apology

Evening Times;  October 18, 2003 ;     43 words ...Our report on 22 September wrongly suggested that Dermot Desmond was to sell his shares in Celtic Football Club. We accept that Mr Desmond has no intention of selling his stake in Celtic, as he has stated publicly, and we therefore apologise to him for any embarrassment caused.

Blair Rolland.(News)

Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  December 1, 2006 ;     45 words ...In an article under the headline: Buckfast assault man's hell' published on September 9 2006, it was wrongly suggested that Blair Rolland, 21, was seeking drugs when he was attacked. We accept that Mr Rolland was the innocent victim of this attack...

Libel pay.(News)

Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  September 5, 2002 ;     39 words ...HEATHER Mills, wife of Sir Paul McCartney, today accepted pounds 50,000 libel damages over an article in the Sunday Mirror which wrongly suggested that there were grounds for suspecting her of dishonesty over cash collected for an earthquake appeal.

CORRECTION

The Boston Globe;  May 13, 1990 ;     56 words ...CLARIFICATION: Because of incorrect information provided to the Globe, a story in last Sunday's New England section wrongly suggested that town-owned wetland sites in Tewksbury, trenched and dredged allegedly in violation of wetlands laws, were...

Not one of ours.(Letter to the Editor)

The Daily Mail (London, England);  November 12, 2003 ;     53 words ...YOUR REPORT on sudden oak death (Mail) wrongly suggested the disease has been found on a tree on our estate. In fact, the outbreak is in West Sussex, miles away, and our Pashley Manor...

AN APOLOGY.(News)

The Mirror (London, England);  May 29, 1997 ;     77 words ......County Tyrone. The article wrongly identified the World Kickboxing Association ( WKA ) as the organiser of the fight and wrongly suggested that WKA's safety procedures did not come up to scratch. In fact, the WKA had no involvement in the organisation of the...

Rocky Mountain News Corrections

Rocky Mountain News;  June 8, 2006 ;     42 words ...* A headline on Page 12C Tuesday wrongly suggested there are plans to sell off roadless areas. The areas are under discussion for future development of roads. * To notify the Rocky Mountain News of any inaccuracies, please call Managing Editor Deb Goeken at 303-892-5443.

Rocky Mountain News Corrections.(News)

Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO);  June 8, 2006 ;     42 words ...* A headline on Page 12C Tuesday wrongly suggested there are plans to sell off roadless areas. The areas are under discussion for future development of roads. * To notify the Rocky Mountain News of any inaccuracies, please call Managing Editor Deb Goeken at 303-892-5443.

Mark MacGregor.(Correction Notice)

The Mail on Sunday (London, England);  June 22, 2003 ;     77 words ......Court to Mark MacGregor, formerly Chief Executive of the Conservative Party, for an article on October 13, 2002, which wrongly suggested he had campaigned for the legalisation of incest and hard drugs and for the privatisation of the Royal Family and had supported...

HIV positive dentist.(Correction Notice)

The Daily Mail (London, England);  March 15, 2002 ;     60 words ......the Mail on Sunday to be resisting the handover of details about his patients to his local Health Authority. The report wrongly suggested the dentist had carried on treating patients after being diagnosed. In fact the dentist ceased to carry on practice before...