Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Oliver Dowden has delivered a ministerial statement outlining the full Government response to Online Harms White Paper this afternoon in the House of Commons.

TIME has named Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, President-elect and Vice President–elect of the United States, as the 2020 Person of the Year.

The Big Issue is giving readers the chance to explore homelessness from a new perspective with choose your own adventure-style experience Pick Your Path in print and online.

Tatler has launched The Tatler Menu in partnership with Learning with Experts, to recreate Michelin-standard dishes at home.

PA Media (PA) has launched two apprenticeship schemes to encourage greater social and ethnic diversity in its newsrooms.

CMA has published the Digital Markets Taskforce advice to government on the potential design and implementation of pro-competitive measures for unlocking competition in digital markets.

Richard Dennen, Editor of Tatler, has announced the appointment of Fay Maschler as Restaurant Critic.

Time Out has revealed the Iconic Eats list, which showcases 46 dishes that best represents the flavours of cities around the globe, as voted by locals. Over 38,000 people voted for their city's most iconic dish.

TIME, TIME for Kids and Nickelodeon announced 15-year-old scientist and inventor Gitanjali Rao from Colorado as the 2020 Kid of the Year, the multiplatform initiative recognising extraordinary young leaders who are making a positive impact in their communities.

British Vogue has announced the launch of Vogue Fashion Now, a new editorial-led initiative to support the British fashion industry.

DC Thomson Media has announced that David Mac Dougall will be joining the business to head up a specialist team of political reporters.

The PPA has signed the National Literacy Trust's Vision for Literacy Business Pledge for 2021

Today PR Week Awards announced their shortlist, which includes three nominations for the PPA.

Fortean Times, Dennis Publishing’s title for strange phenomena, has published its 400th issue which goes on sale on the 3rd December with a special edition full of its readers’ stories of strange goings-on.

The response, published yesterday, clarified the Government's position that it accepts the CMA's findings and that it will establish a new, pro-competition regime for the digital advertising, general search and social media markets.

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