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A hostile government, competition for young audiences and stripping over-75s of their free TV licences are just some of the challenges.
Twitter’s outgoing European vice-president opens up about life at the social network, and his quest for worker wellbeing.
The royal couple are stepping back from their duties, and seeking “financial independence”.
Grassroots responses to homelessness, like the radical alternative DOPE magazine, expose the scale of the crisis.
Dressed as a pharaoh, the former home secretary met glazed expressions when revealed on The Masked Singer singing contest.
Football rights help tap into data about older demographics that can help the retailer sell other goods and services.
The twenty-third letter in the New Statesman's A-Z of the decade.
Watch the Shadow Justice Secretary make his pitch for Deputy Leadership
Once a laughable, fringe way of thinking, the election has the mainstream reaching for their tin hats.
Chief Whip Alistair Carmichael questions why the narrative became "a contest between two parties".
