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- The standfirst of this article was changed on 7 March 2016 to better reflect the content of the story.

"Pressure on Chancellor mounts as economy shrinks by 0.2 per cent," reads the standfirst.

The original standfirst referred to Britain beating Australia in the Ashes.

The original standfirst wrongly suggested Brett Gorvy of Christie's confirmed the sale figure of $500m.

"The Appeal of Immense Power Linked with Great Docility," summed up the test's standfirst - they liked it.

BREAKING CLOCKWATCH NEWS: Apparently my email address was wrong in the standfirst - it's now been amended.

Three-quarters of the page is devoted to a graphic with Cameron on the left, and a sombre looking Winston Churchill on the right, with "vote no to save our democracy" emblazoned above and a standfirst that reads: "Do your duty today."

Now on show at the Design Museum, Women Fashion Power ('Not a Multiple Choice', says the title's standfirst) examines this tension with a display of garments that have helped shape the identities of strong, successful women over the ages.