| The headline and standfirst of this article were changed in accordance with editorial guidelines. |
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| We misspelled the author's name in the standfirst and body text of the article above. |
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| It is a ludicrous standfirst and is clearly not connected to anything that's likely to happen in the real world. |
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| Errors were made during the editing process which meant the original headline, standfirst, and first two paragraphs were incorrect. |
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| The court was also told that the risk of prejudicing the trial was increased because the headline and standfirst gave no indication he would be the subject of the article. |
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| Why, oh why, did the writer of the standfirst give away the punchline? |
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| Echo deliverer Tim Standfirst, of Malefant Street, Cathays, Cardiff, was doing his paper round when he was chased by two youths. |
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| Regrettably, Yanpet wasagain wrongly mentioned in the standfirst and in the first two paras when thereference should have been to Natpet. |
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| Yes, yes, I know this pair never played the same characters, but read the bit in the standfirst again about some of this being imaginary. |
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| The standfirst described Rusal as 'one' of the world's largest aluminium producers when it should have said Rusal is the world's largest. |
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