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  • Rothermere family prepares £810m bid to take Daily Mail group private

    July 13, 2021

    The Rothermere family is weighing up a bid to take the parent company behind the Daily Mail private following a potential sale of one of its business divisions. In a statement yesterday Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) said the family, which founded the newspaper, was preparing a takeover offer that would value the slimmed-down [...]

  • Billionaire blues: Tesla’s Elon Musk says he hates his job

    July 13, 2021

    He is one of the richest people in the world and has a vast following on social media, but Tesla boss Elon Musk has revealed he does not like his job. Appearing in a US court the Tesla tycoon said: “I rather hate it and I would much prefer to spend my time on design [...]

  • Scotland Yard: Security breach at Wembley Stadium took police by surprise

    July 12, 2021

    The security breach at Wembley Stadium which saw fans without tickets get into the Euro 2020 final took police by surprise, Scotland Yard has said. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor said officers had planned for London to be busy with supporters, but did not expect stadium security to be compromised. Footage posted on social media [...]

  • Euro 2020: TV audience hits 31m as England lose on penalties

    July 12, 2021

    Just under 31m people tuned into England’s Euro 2020 final loss last night, making the heart-wrenching fixture one of the largest TV audiences ever recorded. Viewer numbers peaked at 30.95m during the tense penalty shootout against Italy at Wembley, which was broadcast on both the BBC and ITV. An average of 29.85m people watched across [...]

  • They may not have won Euro 2020 but Gareth Southgate and his England colleagues pulled off one of their most important victories long ago

    July 12, 2021

    England may not have ended 55 years of hurt but reaching the Euro 2020 final was a further step in the right direction.  There are many things you can attribute Gareth Southgate’s achievements as England manager to, from a willingness to change formation and a winning team, to putting his faith in youth or even [...]

  • Tory MP backtracks on criticising Marcus Rashford for missed penalty

    July 12, 2021

    Tory MP Natalie Elphicke has backtracked on comments criticising England forward Marcus Rashford for missing a penalty in last night’s Euro 2020 final. The Dover MP said in a private message to a Conservative WhatsApp group last night that Rashford should have spent more time practicing penalties than politics in reference to the footballer’s campaigning [...]

  • How to build an ethical business

    July 12, 2021

    The demand for businesses to be ethical is rising. But how can companies ensure that sustainability does not come at the cost of financial stability? Christian Koch investigates. This article was written before the coronavirus pandemic had escalated in the UK, Europe and the USA and first appears in the April 2020 issue of CA magazine. [...]

  • Labour calls for resignation of Number 10 ally on BBC board

    July 10, 2021

    The Labour Party has called for the resignation of a BBC director and Number 10 ally after it emerged that he had tried to block a senior editorial appointment. The FT reported that Robbie Gibb, Theresa May’s former communications director, warned the broadcaster after Jess Brammar, former editor of HuffPost UK and deputy editor of BBC Newsnight, [...]

  • TV legend Jonathan ‘Jono’ Coleman dies aged 65 of prostate cancer

    July 10, 2021

    Tributes have been paid to radio and television presenter Jonathan Coleman who has died with prostate cancer. The 65-year-old passed away peacefully on Friday with his wife and two children by his side, his family said. Coleman, who was born in London, had a successful broadcasting career in both the UK and Australia. The popular, [...]

  • The Analyst: What could the future hold for Channel 4?

    July 10, 2021

    Ian Whittaker has been a City analyst for more than two decades, and what he doesn’t know about media, advertising and the creative services industry isn’t worth knowing. Here’s his second monthly column for City A.M.  The UK Government recently announced a consultation on the future of state-owned Channel 4. Theoretically all options remain but [...]

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