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We apologise to Prince Harry for an article on 25 October 2020 that incorrectly reported that he had been accused by a top general of turning his back on the Royal Marines.

10:21 EDT, 18 December 2020 A report on November 3 about a Chelsea mansion collapsing said Kapital Basements had carried out the building work.  In fact, the company had renovated the neighbouring property. We are happy to set the record straight and apologise for the error.    To report an inaccuracy, please email corrections@mailonline.co.uk. To make a formal complaint under IPSO rules please go to www.mailonline.co.uk/readerseditor where you will find an easy-to-use complaints form. You can also write to Readers' Editor, MailOnline, Northcliffe House, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5TT or ...

19:00 EDT, 14 December 2020 An article in Good Health on July 14 suggested that Professor Mohamed Abdel-Fattah had been forced to correct a study he published in 2012 after it was  discovered he had accepted an inducement of £100,000 from one of the manufacturers of vaginal mesh it examined. In fact, the £100,000 was not an inducement or paid to the professor personally but a research grant paid to his university and, while the professor admitted inadvertently failing to disclose it in his study, his correction was made voluntarily. We apologise for suggesting otherwise. ...

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