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Lord Bell buys former Sun editor's PR firm

LONDON - Stuart Higgins, the former editor of The Sun, has sold his PR agency to Fast Track, part of Lord Bell's Chime empire, for an undisclosed sum.

Finding the right place to launch

Can ‘place' be as important as ‘price', ‘promotion', ‘product' and ‘people'? Ardi Kolah investigates.

Politics of the media: so is it a shoe-in for Cameron?

We know a lot about Prime Minister Gordon Brown's media consumption. He starts off with Radio Five Live's ‘Wake up to Money' where affable London Evening Standard stock market reporter Mickey Clarke chats about the day's prospects with his laddish friends from the City.

McLaren quits I'm a Celebrity before it even starts

LONDON - Former Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren has quit the latest series of reality TV show 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!', while former 'Hollyoaks' actress Gemma Atkinson has been named favourite to win.

Legendary PR Franks to appear on I'm a Celebrity

LONDON - Lynne Franks, the legendary PR who allegedly inspired the Edina Monsoon character in 'Absolutely Fabulous', is set to appear in 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!'.

Paul Newman adds California wines to his food range

NEW YORK - Paul Newman is expanding the range of products that feature his famous face on their label, to include two new Californian wines.

London health charity backs fundraising with duathlon sponsorship

LONDON - The Chelsea & Westminster Health Charity has signed a three-year deal to be the official sponsor of the London Duathlon in an attempt to raise money for healthcare services and improve Londoners' health.

Animal campaigners criticise BA for promoting bullfights

LONDON - Animal Defenders International has condemned British Airways for highlighting bullfighting events as tourist attractions on its website, with descriptions such as 'a veritable kama sutra of bull-slaying'.

Interpublic back in the red despite improving revenues

NEW YORK - Interpublic, the world's third-biggest advertising group, has posted a $21.9m (£10.5m) third-quarter loss, but chief executive Michael Roth has spoken of his 'confidence in future growth prospects'.

Phil Hall drops Heather Mills over TV outburst

LONDON - Heather Mills was dropped by her PR agent, former tabloid editor Phil Hall, just before a series of damaging TV interviews yesterday in which she compared herself with Princess Diana and Kate McCann.

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