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Sky Sports News bosses enrage their OWN staff after asking viewers to judge whether presenters are ‘sexy’ and ‘good looking’ in bungled email to viewers Sky Sports News have sent a contentious online survey around to its viewers In it they ask viewers to determine whether or not presenters are ‘good looking’ The survey has … Read more
Sir Philip Green provoked outrage today as he demanded emergency taxpayer help to pay the wages of 14,500 workers he has furloughed during the coronavirus lockdown. Furious Twitter users suggested the disgraced businessman should sell one of his three yachts, which include the £122million Lionheart, or use some of his estimated £1.8billion fortune rather than … Read more
K-Pop star sparks outrage with April Fools’ Day prank saying he had caught coronavirus and was in hospital Kim Jae-joong, 34, swiftly edited his post to reflect the gravity of the pandemic He apologised to his fans and attempted to spin it as raising awareness of illness Infected in Korea rose by 101 to 9,887 … Read more
London branch of upmarket gym F45 causes outrage by saying coronavirus patients ‘failed to prioritise health in the past’ – and asks people to plug its fitness programme to their loved ones amid the pandemic F45 London Bridge said those with coronavirus didn’t ‘prioritise health in past’ They told members to encourage friends to exercise to … Read more
Prince Andrew’s new PR expert helped to Saudi Arabia’s image following global outrage over air strikes that killed thousands of Yemeni civilians Mark Gallagher nicknamed the ‘backroom fixer’ is an expert in handling crises His role will be to rebuild the prince’s reputation following the Epstein scandal A source told PR Week: ‘He… has no doubt … Read more
Airlines including British Airways, Ryanair and EasyJet are still flying passengers to and from coronavirus-ridden regions of northern Italy after swathes of the country was put on lockdown. Britons returning home from the worst-hit regions are not being checked for the virus – which has killed 3,500 worldwide and has infected more than 100,000 – upon … Read more
Striking university lecturers were condemned last night for inflicting ‘academic sabotage’ after union bosses ordered them not to assist students who ask for help during a 14-day walkout. The militant leadership of the lecturers’ University and College Union even told members not to hand out reading lists. Students, who fork out more than £9,000-a-year in … Read more
Outrage as work begins on new ‘Machu Picchu’ airport that historians and environmentalists say will cause ‘irreparable damage’ to landscapes rich in Inca history Bulldozers are currently clearing land for the new airport in Inca town Chinchero Town is regarded as the gateway to the Sacred Valley and close to Machu Picchu 7,000 people have … Read more