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“Mitt lille land”: How Norway cut through on the World Cup stage
“Mitt lille land” or “my little country” is a phrase most Norwegians use to describe their homeland. It reflects the scale and humility of a nation...
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Don’t underestimate the influence of “dead normal and relatable” Andy Burnham
Comedian Russell Kane has attracted quite a following for his Instagram parodies of politicians on the Makerfield campaign trail, not least his take...
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Less than a week to go, and more excitement than ever: How to survive LCAW
With London Climate Action Week (LCAW) less than a week away, excitement is building amongst the city’s climate and business community. Now in its...
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‘I want EU back’: UK rejoiners are pining for the reunion of their dreams
This spring, UK rejoiners had their most fervent wishes granted: we now have a party in government whose senior members (or at least some of them) are...
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Why the language around DEI matters
In recent years, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) has become one of the most politically charged topics in global corporate culture. In the US...
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2026 World Cup - FIFA’s biggest own goal?
The FIFA World Cup is back and bigger than ever before. Kicking off today, 48 teams are set to take to the global stage over the course of 104 matches...
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Your crisis plan needs an AI chapter
For years, organisations have focused their communications and crisis plans on traditional stakeholders: customers, fans, employees, media, regulators...
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Banning social media: Safety net or overstep?
Next week, the UK government plans to announce a new restriction on children’s access to social media. There are several options being considered, but...
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