It was the Edinburgh international book festival, not the Edinburgh international festival, that agreed to end its sponsorship arrangement with the investment management firm Baillie Gifford last month (Baillie Gifford cancels all of its book festival sponsorship deals, 7 June, p13).
A basic income scheme in Ireland provided 2,000 artists with €1,300 a month, not €550 a month (Free money? South Africa floats universal basic income for all, 8 June, p46).
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The ICC spying revelations show the Israeli government to be a lawless regime
Sydney Indian community mourning after two women swept to sea by large wave
Ireland has dared to recognise Palestine. Will it dare to do the right thing at home too?
Hungry foxes are having a ‘catastrophic’ impact on Australia’s juvenile freshwater turtles. There’s a push to change that
Suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer charged with two more murders
Majority of people in Scotland have no religion, census shows
A dialogue with your pets? Do you really want a cat to say you look dog-rough today?
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