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Reeves leads the charge against £22 billion shortfall
In her first major speech as Chancellor in Parliament, Rachel Reeves came out swinging, accusing the Conservatives of leaving an “unforgivable” £22...
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The SEC Newgate AI Weekly
From Manchester United’s proposed new stadium to political misinformation, it’s been a very busy week in the world of AI – read as digital expert...
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#ConsumerCorner: the power of reactive marketing – How brands responded to the CrowdStrike chaos
The recent CrowdStrike outage caused utter carnage across the globe. Flights were cancelled, hospitals were forced to delay operations and payments...
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The Olympics ‘24 opening ceremony: liberté but not inclusion
Few events have been as talked about over the past month as the Olympics opening ceremony in Paris which took place last Friday (except for the UK...
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Labour leaves door open for potential U-turn on two-child benefit cap
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has this week given his strongest indication of a possible softening position on the lifting of the two-child benefit...
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Things are only getting better: the London Stock Exchange’s 2024 performance to date
Despite the media's continued critical stance, the London Stock Exchange (LSE) has demonstrated a high degree of resilience thus far in 2024, turning...
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#ConsumerCorner: Tradwives – A female’s friend or foe?
Love it or hate it, the tradwives trend isn’t budging. If you’re not in the know, here’s a brief breakdown. Tradwives stands for Traditional Wives and...
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What does poetry, prose and internal communications all have in common?
First published as part of PRmoment's Internal Comms series You campaign in poetry. You govern in prose. Mario Cuomo Former New York Governor Mario...
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