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By Stephen Foster on October 12, 2011
The Liam Fox affair drags on, the UK coalition government defence secretary remains the subject of an internal investigation about his relations with close friend and best man at his wedding Adam Werritty. Werritty has masqueraded as an official adviser to Fox, attending loads of meetings with the defence secretary, some abroad, although he was [...]
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By Stephen Foster on March 7, 2011
The only difference, of course, is that in this instance, the wayward Prince is endorsing the country. Now that the cat’s out of the bag in as much as large parts of the UK press are cheerfully airing dirty linen about Prince Andrew that they’ve known about and sat on for years it looks unlikely [...]
Posted in Clients, Media, News, Politics, PR | Tagged David Cameron, Duchess of York, Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew, Tiger Woods, trade envoy, Vince Cable, Wayne Rooney, William Hague
By Stephen Foster on November 3, 2010
All the UK media (and doubtless others elsewhere) have been wittering on today about UK prime minister David Cameron’s decision to hire a personal photographer, one Andrew Parsons, and film-maker, Nicky Woodhouse at £35K a year each from the country’s hard-pressed public finances. And indeed they should, but they’re all missing the point. The reason [...]
Posted in Media, News, Politics, PR | Tagged Andrew Parsons, baldness, David Cameron, Michael Green, Nicky Woodhouse, William Hague
By Stephen Foster on September 3, 2010
UK coalition government prime minister David Cameron may need to find himself a new foreign secretary and a new director of communications over the weekend. Foreign secretary William Hague, de facto deputy leader of the Tories and a former leader himself, is coming under fierce pressure for showing a “lack of judgement” over his relationship [...]
Posted in Media, News, Politics | Tagged Andy Coulson, coalition government, David Cameron, news of the world, William Hague
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