Corrections and clarifications

• An article ( Glastonbury is a bit woke, says Gallagher as he urges bands to ‘stop yapping’ , 6 July, p36) said that Noel Gallagher had spoken to the Sun about his views on the festival. In fact, the remarks were made on the Matt Morgan podcast.

• The Black Forest is not in Bavaria, as the introduction to an apple strudel cocktail recipe implied. It is in the neighbouring state of Baden‑Württemberg ( The good mixer , 13 July, Feast, p15).

• Tate Liverpool’s psychedelic Summer of Love exhibition, which we mentioned in a guide to the season’s best culture on a shoestring, actually ended in 2005 ( Access all areas , 13 July, Saturday magazine, p32).

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