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  • South Korea is shifting to the left, but pro-capitalists are fighting back

    June 10, 2019

    At this year’s Cannes film festival, the South Korean director Bong Joon-ho was awarded the coveted Palme d’Or for his satire Parasite. The film is an attack on capitalism: a poor family insinuate themselves as servants into a much richer one. One of the film’s core messages is that it is almost impossible to bridge [...]

  • America is changing, and the UK cannot afford to ignore it

    June 10, 2019

    I cannot begin to estimate how much ink has been wasted on President Trump’s state visit to the UK last week. This is not to dismiss the significance of commemorating the D-Day anniversary, and the immense shared sacrifice of British and American soldiers in liberating Europe. But the rest of the state visit, focusing as [...]

  • Advertisers slam government over junk food ad ban proposals

    June 9, 2019

    Advertisers have launched a scathing attack on the government’s plans to ramp up restrictions on junk food advertising, describing them as “totally disproportionate” and lacking in evidence. In submissions to a government consultation, seen exclusively by City A.M., industry bodies Isba and the Advertising Association (AA) said the proposals would harm advertisers and consumers but [...]

  • Trump forfeited the respect that the presidency deserves

    June 7, 2019

    Show respect for the office, if not for the man. This was the finger-wagging admonishment heard across the UK this week, as the President of the United States graced our tiny island with his presence, and was greeted by crowds of protesters. President Trump, these protesters were sternly reminded, is the leader of the free [...]

  • Women’s World Cup: How brands are embracing the sport through sponsorship

    June 6, 2019

    The World Cup arrives tomorrow at an opportune moment for women’s football. After a season punctuated by record attendances, greater exposure and successes both on and off the pitch, there is an air of optimism engulfing the sport. While the feeling is inspiring confidence that Phil Neville’s Lionesses could make good on their No3 world [...]

  • Calls for mobile operators to give guarantees over rural ‘not-spot’ proposals

    June 6, 2019

    Campaign groups have called on mobile operators to give guarantees for consumers and businesses over plans to tackle so-called rural not-spots. Consumer group Which and four rural organisations have penned a letter to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) calling for legal obligations to ensure operators improve 4G coverage in rural areas. [...]

  • Tory leadership race: Contenders must stay until the bitter end

    June 6, 2019

    Tory leadership race hopefuls have been told they must be prepared to stay in the contest until the bitter end to avoid a repeat of the coronation of Theresa May as party leader in 2016. May won the race to succeed David Cameron three years ago when leadership rival Andrea Leadsom pulled out of the [...]

  • Entertainment One shares jump as it denies reports of senior executive exit

    June 6, 2019

    Shares in Entertainment One jumped as much as 15 per cent this morning after it rebuffed reports that boss Mark Gordon was in talks to leave the company. Read more: Profits slip at Entertainment One after £61m write down President and chief content officer Mark Gordon is reportedly set to leave his role amid a [...]

  • Surface Studio 2 review: Microsoft’s shape-shifting iMac killer

    June 5, 2019

    The Surface Studio 2 is the latest addition to Microsoft’s Surface range, which began in 2012 with a series of hybrid tablet computers. But while those first devices were popular, it wasn’t until the launch of the Surface Book laptop in 2016 that the company really started upping their design game, and stealing Apple’s brushed [...]

  • Our politicians should rise above Trump’s taunts

    June 4, 2019

    Today marks 30 years since China used brutal force against pro-democracy protesters in Tiananmen Square. Read more: Trump receives royal welcome at Buckingham Palace It is an appropriate time to reflect on our continued good fortune to live in a country where protest movements grow and march without impediment. In this spirit, the anti-Trump demonstrations in the [...]

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