• An article incorrectly referred to Ozempic as a “weight-loss” drug; it is a diabetes medication, with a side-effect of appetite suppression (“Too tired to cook. Too easy to open a packet. It’s not our fault we eat junk”, 14 May, p49).
• In a feature about Britain’s Caribbean food shops, we misnamed Wilford Reid, the founder of the Old Trafford Bakery in Manchester, as “Winston” (“Counter Culture”, 21 May, Observer Food Monthly, p16).
• The 17th-century artwork Aeneas and his Family Fleeing Burning Troy is held by the Tate collection, but it does not hang in Tate Britain as an article said (“Looted by Nazis: one man’s bid to trace art gems seized from their Jewish owners”, 21 May, p27).
