Strategy: Last News

EXCLUSIVE: BBC News Boss Deborah Turness is preparing to address thousands of her staff tomorrow to “share her new strategy for taking BBC News and Current Affairs into the future” amidst across-the-board cuts and tricky questions.

An emergency response is needed to tackle nature loss and prevent the wipe out of some of Scotland’s rarest species, a Scottish Government report has warned.

in season two’s finale of The White Lotus? Fret not. The internet is also obsessed with another clue in the mysterious case of Who Murdered The Rich Hotel Guest?: Tanya McQuoid’s shoes.

After record deal-making in 2021, the number and dollar value of M&A in media and telecommunications fell during the past 12 months through November, according to the latest report by PwC.

Saudi Arabia’s Cultural Development Fund is poised to launch a new $233m ($879m Saudi Riyal) film industry financing program in the first quarter of 2023, which will be open to both local and international entities.

The latest figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show that in May there were 936,766 people receiving weekly payments of £69.70 for Carer’s Allowance, including 81,682 living in Scotland. However, new research from the Carers Trust suggests that some unpaid carers are relying on loans and credit cards to help them pay bills during the cost of living crisis.

We talk to a lot of important women at Glamour—, , , and the occasional . And while they span the professional spectrum and live all over the world, we’ve found that high-ranking women tend to have one thing in common: They’re truly excited to hold the door open for the women coming up behind them.

South Lanarkshire Council aims to deliver over 4000 private and affordable homes in the area over the next five years.

Warner Bros Discovery and Amazon have struck a new distribution deal for HBO Max, returning the streaming service to Prime Video Channels.

When Disney launches the ad-supported tier of Disney+ later this week, about one-quarter of current U.S. subscribers are expected to opt for the lower-cost version with ads, according to new research from Kantar.

A radical idea has been unveiled to use Loch Leven as an energy source to fuel a district heating system.

South Lanarkshire councillors have approved the council’s new five year Economic Strategy.

People battling condensation and mould this winter aren't alone as households across the UK struggle with damp.

Former chief executive Peter Lawwell has made a sensational Celtic return after being appointed as non-executive chairman at Parkhead. The 63-year-old spent almost two decades in his previous role during a trophy-laden spell for his boyhood heroes. Lawwell stepped down in 2021, initially to be replaced by Dominic McKay whose spell was short-lived, has now returned to succeed Ian Bankier who retired from his position.

Perth and Kinross Council's flagship projects such as Perth High School and replacing Perth Leisure Pool are in doubt.

When Michael Eisner was making a ceremonial exit as Disney’s CEO in 2005 he acknowledged that the intrigues of succession had become “Shakespearean.” Rival corporate factions were vying for power. Some insiders were persuaded that Eisner never would actually depart.

David Decker has been promoted to President, Content Sales for Warner Bros. Discovery effective Jan. 2, 2023. The promotion of Decker follows long-time Warner Bros. Content Sales President Jim Wuthrich’s decision to depart at the end of the year.

Nexstar Media Group has appointed former Turner ad sales exec Michael Strober to the newly created position of EVP and Chief Revenue Officer.

One of Nicola Sturgeon’s top civil servants has been caught on video telling colleagues his job is about “breaking up” the UK. Ken Thomson’s shock statement has sparked calls from opposition MSPs for civil servants to concentrate on the cost of living crisis rather than independence.

MGM COO Chris Brearton, who was just named VP, PVS (Prime Video Studios) Corporate Strategy, MGM+ and MGM Alternative, has unveil his team.

Lisa Hochstein seemingly threw shade at her estranged husband Lenny with her new  tagline for season five of her hit reality series, Real Housewives of Miami.'You can try to take my castle, but you will never steal my crown,' the mother-of-two, 40, teased in a new trailer for her Bravo show while sitting in a crocheted minidress with a cutout across the midriff.Amid the pair's messy separation, after the plastic surgeon filed for divorce in May, the 40-year-old Canadian-American actress nodded to the news that her ex would be keeping their marital home. Not-so-subtle: Lisa Hochstein seemingly threw shade at her estranged husband Lenny with her new tagline for season five of her hit reality series, Real Housewives of MiamiHer apparent diss comes less than a week after she filed a second 'urgent' motion for temporary alimony from Lenny.