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  • DEBATE: Was it right for Labour to expel Alastair Campbell because he voted for the Liberal Democrats?

    May 30, 2019

    Was it right for Labour to expel Alastair Campbell because he voted for the Liberal Democrats? James A. Smith, author of Other People’s Politics: Populism to Corbynism, says YES. In 2016, in an attempt to prevent Jeremy Corbyn from being re-elected, Labour party officials began invoking obscure rules about conduct deemed irreconcilable with party membership. [...]

  • Online harms proposals will damage UK tech sector, tech giants warn

    May 30, 2019

    Government plans to crack down on social media firms over the growing problem of online harms are unclear and will damage the UK’s digital sector, tech giants have warned. A scathing new report, seen exclusively by City A.M. and authored by the Internet Association (IA), which represents online firms including Google, Facebook and Twitter, has outlined a string [...]

  • Exterion Media rolls out new digital screens across London Underground

    May 29, 2019

    Out-of-home advertising firm Exterion Media has boosted its partnership with Transport for London, unveiling plans to launch new digital screens across the Tube network. Exterion will roll out full-motion digital screens at five major Tube stations, in what it described as the largest launch of advertising screens at one time. So-called digital ribbons will be [...]

  • Yorkshire Building Society taps WPP agency Mindshare for £6m media account

    May 29, 2019

    Yorkshire Building Society has tapped WPP agency Mindshare for its media planning and buying account, the company said today. Read more: WPP suffers sales drop after ‘significant’ client losses Mindshare secured the contract, which will be worth roughly £6m annually over the next five years, after a five-month pitching process. “We are delighted to be [...]

  • Parcel bombs found at London airports and Waterloo station linked to devices sent to British Army in 2014

    May 29, 2019

    Parcel bombs that were found at Heathrow and London City airports as well as Waterloo station have been linked to those sent to army careers offices in 2014. Police have said the packages, which were found at the three destinations in March, have links to seven letter bombs sent to the British Army recruitment centres five years [...]

  • BBC calls on top presenters for Tory leadership race debates

    May 28, 2019

    The BBC has confirmed it will host a series of TV debates and interviews as Tory leadership hopefuls battle it out to become the next Prime Minister. BBC News will put on a series of special programmes, including a debate between all the candidates in the leadership race in mid-June, moderated by Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis. [...]

  • Cricket World Cup in London: How the ICC is hoping to create a buzz around the capital this summer

    May 28, 2019

    The summer is here, the sun is out and London is ready for the Cricket World Cup. With two venues and 10 games to look forward to, the capital is at the epicentre of the tournament and will be abuzz with action between Thursday’s opening match involving England and South Africa at The Oval and [...]

  • In commercial television, image is everything

    May 28, 2019

    It was Andre Agassi who brought us the phrase “Image is everything”. He was chasing the corporate dollar of camera giant Canon when he uttered the immortal words, which he soon found being shouted back to him on the tennis court. Three words, three commonplace words, but, strung together at that moment in the late 1980s [...]

  • More at stake for Arsenal and Unai Emery than Chelsea and Maurizio Sarri in Europa League final between managers with points to prove

    May 28, 2019

    When Unai Emery and Maurizio Sarri pitched up in London a year ago they did so with something to prove. For the Spaniard, it was that his failure to deliver the clean sweep of honours that Paris Saint-Germain’s hierarchy craved owed more to the unique ecosystem of France’s richest club than his own shortcomings as [...]

  • Jack Ma’s Alibaba chases ‘$20bn Hong Kong float’

    May 28, 2019

    Alibaba is seeking to raise up to $20bn (£15.8bn) in a Hong Kong float, it is reported. Read more: DEBATE: Does Jack Ma deserve criticism for backing the ‘996’ working week? The listing would be its second after a 2014 $25bn initial public offering (IPO) on the New York Stock Exchange. The online retail and cloud [...]

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