Readly has chosen Australia and New Zealand as its next publishing markets, with the service launching yesterday.

Last December, British Vogue travelled to the other side of the world for Vogue Australia’s 60th anniversary, and to capture the S/S ’20 collections against a backdrop of the continent’s land and seascapes.

Royal Mail have confirmed that the UK’s postal service infrastructure will continue to deliver “the most comprehensive service we can to all our customers.”

Got time? Make it count. That is the message coming from digital magazine subscription service Readly.

Bauer Media’s Grazia magazine publishes a special issue this week celebrating NHS frontline workers, as a way of saying thanks for their selfless dedication to the UK population.

PPA CEO Barry McIlheney pays tribute to former PPA Chairman and NatMags boss Terry Mansfield who sadly died over the weekend.

Terry Mansfield, the former president and CEO of the National Magazine Company Ltd., Hearst’s international publishing arm in the UK, died March 28 in London. He was 81. Mansfield was awarded Britain’s royal CBE in 2002 for his service to the magazine industry and was the first non-American to serve on Hearst’s board of directors.

Last night, GLAMOUR released a special celebratory cover featuring nine women on the NHS frontline who have shared their inspiring stories of dealing with Coronavirus.

Off-licenses remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic as they are listed as 'essential' retailers.

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As the situation with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and epidemic develops and rapidly changes the lives of all of us here in the UK, the PPA team are working hard to support our members and help all of us through this crisis.

Individual and institutional subscribers can now access a growing archive of digital issues of Tes, created by Exact Editions.

Last week, Time Out changed its iconic logo to Time In, in support of responsible health policy and in solidarity with the many people across the world who can’t go out right now.

Today the Chancellor unveiled a raft of new measures to further help businesses and workers who are suffering the economic impact that the Coronavirus is wreaking on our lives and industry. These further built on measures that he announced on Tuesday, and the previous Wednesday in the Budget.

Communication Workers Union (CWU) members in Royal Mail beat anti-union laws delivering a 94.5% Yes vote on a return of 63.4%.