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PM’s footie stunt won’t relieve the blues

10 Nov 2005 | by Charlie Whelan

So having just faced his worst week in politics since becoming PM, what was Tony Blair’s priority for the weekend? Why, to go on BBC’s Football Focus, of course. A chance to step away from the pressures of David Blunkett’s resignation and the controversy over the ‘terror bill’. But as PR stunts go,...

Leader: BBC kudos can soothe Arab anger over Iraq

10 Nov 2005 | by Daniel Rogers

It emerged this week that the BBC is to add an Arabic-speaking PR agency to its roster.

Opinion: Sit back and relax, it’s only the apocalypse

20 Oct 2005 | by Kate Nicholas

The British public are a complacent lot – self-satisfied and uncritical about their responsibilities, ambitions and consumer choices, not to mention politics.

Tory contenders inherit old image problem

06 Oct 2005 | by Charlie Whelan

Holding their conferences in working-class Blackpool has done little to change the Tories’ image, it seems. They are still seen as Volvo- owning, bulldog-breeding folk who live in farmhouses.

Peer pressure beyond the playground

23 Sep 2005 | by Kate Nicholas

All over the UK this week, blazer-clad role models of perfect teen behaviour will be plastering pictures of Jamie Cullum on their bedroom walls, applying stickers of the jazz musician to their lunch boxes and sampling his new CD, while executives of Universal Records wait for an anticipated surge in...

Unions must hone their marketing skills

16 Sep 2005 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com

If most of the Tory leadership contenders are having trouble being recognised by the public, imagine how many recognise Brendan Barber, the TUC general-secretary who led its annual conference this week. He hardly drew the media's attention to his members' cause.

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