An article said that 557 people “described themselves as fluent Cornish speakers” in “the most recent UK census”. In fact this census, which covered England and Wales only, said that 563 people had described Cornish as their main language (Psych-pop and lockdowns breathe life into previously ‘extinct’ Cornish language, 17 June, p3). And, to clarify, in 2014 the UK government formally recognised the Cornish people, not language, as a national minority.
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