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Netflix to overtake Sky’s satellite TV subscriptions by end of year

Streaming giant predicted to hit 9.78m UK subscribers, with its rival on 9.64m households

Advertisers recoil as Tucker Carlson says immigrants make US ‘dirtier’

SmileDirectClub, NerdWallet and Indeed said they are pulling ads after the Fox News hosts intensified immigrant rhetoric

Big-screen boom: UK cinemas on track for best year since 1971

Box-office success is attributed to a more diverse film slate and rise of boutique theatres

Nine jobs George: Osborne adds new role at venture capital firm

Ex-UK chancellor and austerity architect adds job as adviser to brother’s tech fund to portfolio

Yahoo parent Verizon cuts value of media brands by $4.6bn

US telecom firm’s Oath, which includes Huffington Post and AOL, is now worth $200m

WPP advertising group to cut 3,500 jobs in £300m restructuring

Firm to shut or merge almost 200 offices worldwide months after Martin Sorrell’s exit

Paul Dacre paid almost £2.7m in final year as Daily Mail editor

Mail’s chairman praises outgoing chief for ‘ensuring financial stability of the titles’

Brexit debate between May and Corbyn will not go ahead – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including day three of the Commons Brexit debate

UK betting firms back live sports advertising ban

Online gambling firms such as Bet365, William Hill and Ladbrokes agree ban amid fears of impact on children

Iceland’s banned palm oil advert should have aired, says ITV chief

Carolyn McCall said it was ‘ludicrous’ advert viewed 65m times online could not run on TV

Martin Sorrell’s S4 buys ad firm MightyHive in $150m deal

Former WPP chief’s new group says it can now offer full range of digital marketing services

ITV looks to lure new £3.5m Love Island sponsor

Broadcaster seeks new partner to replace Superdrug, which quit after three series

FT journalists pass vote of no confidence in CEO John Ridding

NUJ chapel passes vote saying Ridding has not acknowledged or addressed serious concerns

‘British Netflix’ may fail competition checks, says Sky chief

BBC, ITV and Channel 4 could fall foul of regulator in bid for rival streaming service

Watchdog hangs up on excessive directory inquiries charges

Ofcom to cap 118 call charges, saying two-thirds of users unaware they can cost £20

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