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Parents want action on social media, but many doubt a ban will be enough
Parents want action on social media but 46% doubt a ban on under-16s will work, despite 77% backing Keir Starmer's proposal, new YouGov polling reveals.
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The £10 million watch launch that shows luxury brands are no longer selling products
AP x Swatch Royal Pop collaboration generated £10.41 million in earned media value, with 11 billion social media views driven by queues and hype.
Britons Were Promised Energy Security. Instead, Another Bill Shock Has Arrived
Ofgem raises energy price cap 13% from July despite government promises of security. Bills climb again as global gas shocks expose Britain's continued vulnerability.
TikTok’s Ad Free Push Signals A Bigger Shift In The Future Of Digital Advertising
Britain’s Inflation Relief May Prove Short Lived
Britain's inflation fell to 2.8% in April, but the decline is driven by temporary energy bill cuts rather than genuine economic improvement.
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Sketch Favourites Crybabies Announce Edinburgh Fringe and Soho Theatre Run for New Horror-Comedy The Scaring
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Greeks and the fall of civilisations in two shows at Bridewell Theatre
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Why I Stuck A Flare Up My Arse for England writer Alex Hill on the show’s final performances
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Three centuries on, Gainsborough returns to the Suffolk that shaped him
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The £10 million watch launch that shows luxury brands are no longer selling products
George Russell, IWC and the Shift From Track Time to Space Time
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