Ernst pays pounds 4.6m in Walker case: Correction
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Your support makes all the difference.An article in 24 October's edition, headed 'Ernst pays pounds 4.6m in Walker case', gave the impression that Ernst & Young had paid the whole sum agreed under the settlement of the case brought against the firm and Alan and William Carr by Walker Greenbank. We are happy to make clear that only a proportion was payable by Ernst & Young.
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