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3. Correction Note: A transparent explanation detailing what was originally stated, what the verified information is, and how the piece was updated.

6 October 2026 – ‘This is the dream job’: How Labour’s Bev Craig won the race to become Greater Manchester mayor – An earlier version presented the Greater Manchester mayoral contest as still under way; the headline and text were rewritten to make clear that Bev Craig won the by-election held on 30 July 2026 and took office on 3 August 2026.

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