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Brands pull ads from GB News TV channel over content concerns

Ikea, Grolsch and Kopparberg have suspended adverts due to station’s perceived conflict with their values

UK regulator warns Google about accepting scam adverts

FCA tells MPs it will take action against social media and search engines that host online frauds

Riz Ahmed calls for urgent change in ‘toxic portrayals’ of Muslims on screen

Actor cites ‘racist’ Hollywood films and urges industry reform to end stereotypes that drive ‘policies enacted and people killed’

Chief executive Annette Thomas to leave Guardian Media Group

Thomas joined parent company of Guardian and Observer as chief executive in March 2020

ITV criticised for not banning gambling ads during Euro 2020

Betting industry has restriction for live sports before 9pm, but Care CEO says vulnerable will not be protected

France fines Google for abusing online advertising dominance

Tech giant will pay £189m after settlement found it unfairly favoured its own tools for buying and selling ads

Twitter launches ‘undo’ function for paying subscribers

Twitter Blue, launched in Australia and Canada, also allows users to manage bookmarks and tweak colours

Never deferential, open to all – how the Good Food Guide democratised dining

Founded by a socialist who believed good food was a universal right, it will be sorely missed, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

Noel Fielding and Cheryl Tweedy bring phone-hacking claims against Mirror owner

Court cases continue 15 years after scandal broke, with total costs expected to reach £1bn

From Gordon Ramsay to The Apprentice: why bullying business TV must end

The celebrity chef is returning to our screens with FFS, a new contest for food entrepreneurs. But will it be just another shouty, toxic ode to capitalism and burnout?

Licence to content: Amazon’s MGM takeover gives it access to Bond and beyond

Another worrying step in the monopolisation of entertainment, the internet giant’s $8.45bn splurge is about adding reams of classic Hollywood IP for its film-making arm to feast on

Sony Movie Channel has been renamed Great! But how? And why?!

Sony’s Freeview TV staple has a new name, with an exclamation mark to show how exciting it is! What’s the thinking behind the rebrand? And who’s watching?

‘Time to buy’ bitcoin adverts banned in UK for being irresponsible

Campaign failed to say investment was complex, volatile and could expose investors to losses, says ASA

Boris Johnson: BBC’s Diana interview failings must never happen again

PM says he is ‘obviously very concerned’ after inquiry condemns Martin Bashir’s 1995 broadcast

Marie Claire owner reports record profits on back of Covid reading boom

Future’s share price soars as it says full-year results will be ‘materially ahead’ of expectations

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