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Although the military had a constant presence in the UK media, soldiers' next-of-kin were underrepresented. BBC Two ran a documentary created by production firm Twenty Twenty called The Choir: Military Wives. It united two choirs of military wives to perform for the nation and was hosted by choirmaster...
Diabetes UK wanted to put diabetes on the political agenda ahead of a National Audit Office report on government spending. The campaign centred on its State of the Nation report, which outlined failings in healthcare for diabetes sufferers.
MHP Communications has appointed Sean Worth, formerly a special adviser to David Cameron, to boost its policy knowhow.
HJPR has been taken on by celebrity magician Dynamo to act as his personal publicist.
A comms agency has launched a PR and legal advice service to handle issues concerning sports brands' reputation.
Media and marketing agency Mindshare UK has picked Propeller PR following a pitch shoot-out.
Four Colman Getty has been awarded two briefs to promote an environmental photography competition and look after the new album of cult rock band The Enid.
Clarence House responded to the publication of photographs of the Duchess of Cambridge sunbathing topless with a strongly worded statement calling the invasion of privacy 'grotesque', 'totally unjustifiable' and likening it to the press' treatment of Princess Diana.
It was the week when the lightning speed of modern media technology collided with the immovable tenets of an ancient religion to spark global violence.
The royal family are right to 'put a marker down' around the publication of topless pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge, PROs have said.
