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‘I’m happy to lose £10m by quitting Facebook,’ says Lush boss

Losing 10m followers on sites such as Instagram is a price worth paying for co-founder of ethical beauty empire

Watchdog overturns ban on advert of Land Rover in forest

Activists say ad could encourage driving in ecologically sensitive areas and accuse ASA of bias

Lush quits Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat over safety concerns

Beauty retailer says it has had enough of social media after allegations of whistleblower Frances Haugen

Netflix scoops up Game of Thrones visual effects whiz Scanline

US streaming service says it will let new Canadian subsidiary work for a variety of clients

Paul Dacre appointed editor-in-chief of Daily Mail parent company

Move comes after former Daily Mail editor pulled out of the running to be next Ofcom chairman

Sky Glass review: streaming TV not quite ready for prime time

Promise of Sky without satellite dish held back by bugs, clunky catchup apps and content restrictions

What’s next for Lord Rothermere after Daily Mail owner goes private?

Slimmed-down DMGT is going back to newspaper roots but Telegraph tie-up might be on cards

Rupert Murdoch says Trump should stop focusing ‘on the past’ in rare rebuke

Fox News boss has made few public comments about ex-president who was championed by many of the network’s commentators

Watchdog investigates tube adverts for Floki Inu cryptocurrency

Advertising Standards Authority receives complaints about ads for meme coin named after Elon Musk’s dog

Netflix to double size of Shepperton Studios base in boost for UK output

Streaming service spent $1bn making about 60 TV shows and films in Britain last year

Tesco Christmas ad: 1,500 complain over Santa with Covid vaccine passport

Watchdog is reviewing claims that scene is coercive and encourages medical discrimination

The Guardian view on Tory turmoil: never forget the economy

Editorial: The threat to Boris Johnson may not only come from sleaze, but from the impact of a winter convergence of lower growth and higher prices

‘An emblem of Scotland’: how Irn-Bru stole the show at Cop26

Scottish fizzy drink already had deal shutting out rivals, but praise from Sturgeon and AOC was golden marketing moment

Channel 4 renews The Great British Bake Off deal for three years

Value of agreement for the show, which was formerly on the BBC, has not been disclosed

John Lewis accused of copying arrangement of Electric Dreams for Christmas ad

Alt-folk duo say they sent their 2020 cover of the song to the retailer – then found the ‘feeling’ replicated

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