Corrections: January 25, 2018.

INTERNATIONAL

An article on Wednesday about the Teesside Airport rail station in England misidentified a railway stop near the station. It is Chester-le-Street, not Chester-le-Track.

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An article on Wednesday about a recent overhaul of French labor rules misquoted a statement from Philippe Martinez, the secretary general of the General Confederation of Labor. He said, in part, “This is a means for companies to get rid of employees with seniority,” not “This is a means for companies to get rid of low-cost employees with seniority.”

NEW YORK

An article on Wednesday about the resignation of Barry Lubin, who performed as Grandma the clown in the Big Apple Circus, misstated where he first met a young performer whom he acknowledged pressuring to pose for pornographic photos. Mr. Lubin met the performer while she was participating in Circus Smirkus’s touring youth troupe, not at its camp in Vermont.

SPORTS

A picture caption with an article on Monday about the Philadelphia Eagles’ victory in the N.F.C. championship game misidentified an Eagles player pictured. He is Jalen Mills, not Patrick Robinson.

THE ARTS

Because of an editing error, picture captions with an article on Tuesday about the photographer Nan Goldin’s struggles with opioid addiction omitted the titles of four of her photographs. They are “In My Room, Paris”; “Oxy Script, 2017”; “Pain/Sackler, Royal College of Art, London, 2017” and “My Room, Berlin, 2016.”

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