- The Guardian, Wednesday 28 April 2010
Corrections made on guardian.co.uk on 28 April 2010
Nick Clegg accused of hypocrisy over home profit was amended because, as a result of an editing change, it gave the sterling equivalent of the Cleggs' €360,000 profit on the sale of their Brussels home in 2005 as £310,000. That is at the exchange rate in 2010; at the 2005 rate, the profit was £240,000.
Corrections published in the Guardian on 28 April 2010
• A piece about fundraising for the election campaign listed Dave Prentis, general secretary of the trade union Unison, among the Labour party's assistant treasurers. Dave Prentis's office has asked us to make clear that this is not the case (Labour recruits tycoon in late attempt to raise more campaign cash, 17 April, page 12).
• We gave 36 as the number of candidates from black and ethnic minorities currently standing for parliament as Liberal Democrats. Some candidates were missing from a party tally – the actual total is 43 (If Britain is really post-racial, why is the election so white? 27 April, page 18).
• Our G2 section invited readers to send in election campaign posters of their own design, the best of which will be published in G2. The address for contributions is sarah.gilbert@guardian.co.uk, with "g2 poster" in the subject field.
• An article about a threat against makers of the satirical cartoon series South Park – Muhammad, dressed as a bear, idolised by Tom Cruise. Has South Park gone too far?, 23 April, page 3 – said that Islam's prophet has featured twice in the series: this year, and in 2006. In fact, Muhammad appeared in 2001, too (episode 68, entitled Super Best Friends).
• We reported that the amount of oil flowing into the Gulf of Mexico after a BP oil-rig explosion was 42,000 gallons a day. But in early editions the qualifier "a day" was missing (Robot divers deployed as 600 sq mile oil slick approaches Louisiana coast, 27 April, page 25).