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David Cameron's 'credibility has been destroyed' as the 'media narrative' has moved against him, according to commentators.
A Commons committee has seen an MP question whether the Government has put 'sufficient research' into its plans to regulate public affairs in light of the exposure of News Corporation lobbyist Frederic Michel.
The CIPR has urged the Government to consider a further phase of its consultation into public affairs that focuses on how lobbying should be defined.
The Government's statutory register plans have been labelled inadequate for their failure to include in-house lobbyists such as News Corporation's Frederic Michel.
The Government's maligned High Speed 2 rail campaign has brought in a former air traffic control media chief to spearhead comms as it works to win 'hearts and minds'.
Food giant Nestlé is on the hunt for corporate and public affairs support as the company faces fresh scrutiny from pressure groups.
Kevin Bell has brought in a former colleague from Fleishman-Hillard as a partner in his growing public affairs division at Maitland.
RSA Insurance Group has appointed MHP Communications to handle its combined EU and UK public affairs account.
As the leading lights of the lobbying industry enter their responses to the Government's consultation on a statutory lobbying register, a PRWeek poll has revealed that the general public feels much of the blame for the industry's bad press lies at the feet of politicians rather than lobbyists.
The CIPR is reviewing its code of conduct to include further instruction on lobbying, after a call for it to be more specific in its guidance to the industry.
