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In brief: FTI lands Teneo digital director, GK hires chair, wins for Wild Card and Brazil

FTI lands Teneo digital director, GK gets Ash as chair, Wild Card wins wood and hotel clients and more from PRWeek UK.

Health comms agency acquired by The Mission for up to £8.2m

The Mission Marketing Group has acquired 30-strong medical comms and market access agency RJW & Partners in a deal worth a total of up to £8.2m.

Wikitribune is a shot in the arm for the media and good for the PR industry, too

Wikitribune is a shot in the arm for the media and good for the PR industry, too

We've witnessed the rise of citizen journalism. We've heard about the wisdom of crowds. And lately, of course, we've been introduced to the scourge of "fake news".

John Lewis launches first summer campaign to celebrate British quirks and build on Christmas success

John Lewis launches first summer campaign to celebrate British quirks and build on Christmas success

John Lewis has launched #NationalTreasures - its first summer campaign designed to celebrate the eccentricities of British life and build on the success the retailer typically enjoys around Christmas.

MSLGroup to merge its CNC and JKL agencies

MSLGroup to merge its CNC and JKL agencies

MSLGroup is to combine its CNC and JKL agencies into one entity as part of a move by the Publicis-owned PR group to further align its operations.

In brief: Adam Powell leaves Ogilvy, PLMR acquires Mango Marketing, wins for Kindred and Clarion

Powell leaves Ogilvy for Fourtold, PLMR acquires Mango Marketing, LV= brings in Kindred for purpose, Clarion wins Electrolux and more from PRWeek UK.

Grayling global brands chief Daniel Cohen to lead EMEA consumer and digital at Lewis

Grayling global brands chief Daniel Cohen to lead EMEA consumer and digital at Lewis

Daniel Cohen, who is Grayling's global head of brands and leads its offshoot Atomic in London, is leaving the business after 13 years to take up a role at Lewis.

The Brexit Diaries - election special: Was Theresa May right to call a snap election?

The Brexit Diaries - election special: Was Theresa May right to call a snap election?

PRWeek has partnered with insight and strategy consultancy BritainThinks in a unique project to take the temperature of both leave and remain voters. Diarists will be canvassed for their views at crucial moments during the two-year Brexit process, following the triggering of Article 50.

Tesco government relations chief quits for alcohol body Portman Group

Tesco government relations chief quits for alcohol body Portman Group

John Timothy, who has been leading Tesco's response to Brexit as head of EU and international government relations, will join the Portman Group in June.

The PRWeek General Election Panel: Highs and lows of the first week

The PRWeek General Election Panel: Highs and lows of the first week

Our PRWeek General Election Panel draws together some of the best public affairs practitioners in the industry, from both sides of the political divide, to dissect the campaign as it unfolds between now and 8 June.

Chancellor's comms director departs for private sector ahead of General Election

Chancellor's comms director departs for private sector ahead of General Election

Hayden Allan is to leave his job as comms director to the Chancellor, Philip Hammond, he has revealed to PRWeek.

As surveillance technology increases, public engagement over how we use it is crucial

As surveillance technology increases, public engagement over how we use it is crucial

We should embrace what better surveillance technology offers, but it must be done in an environment where there is transparency, consent and understanding.

Government's information tsar to review data-sharing deal following row over patient confidentiality

Government's information tsar to review data-sharing deal following row over patient confidentiality

A row has broken out about patient confidentiality after NHS Digital agreed to share personal data with the Home Office which could lead to undocumented migrants being deported.

So, you want my job? Web and publications editor for the Judicial Office

So, you want my job? Web and publications editor for the Judicial Office

PRWeek takes a sidelong look at recruitment in public sector comms. Do you fancy Michael Stewart's job as web and publications editor for the Judicial Office?

Government to lead major public and private sector anti-litter campaign

Government to lead major public and private sector anti-litter campaign

Schoolchildren are being targeted in a major campaign in development which aims to create an "anti-littering culture" in the space of a generation.

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