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[Written Question] Department for Transport: Public Relations

Question by: Jerome Mayhew Answering Body: Department for Transport Question: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, with reference to the answer of 27 April 2026 to Question 127540 on Network Rail: Public Relations, whether the (a) Office of Rail and Road, (b) Great British Railways and (c) DFT Operator hires external (i) pu

UK Parliament Written Questions 7d ago

Crystal: Characterizing Relative Impact of Scholarly Publications

arXiv:2603.26791v3 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Assessing a cited paper's impact is typically done by analyzing its citation context in isolation within the citing paper. While this focuses on the most directly relevant text, it prevents relative comparisons across all the works a paper cites. We propose Crystal, which instead jointly ranks all cited papers within a citing paper using large language models (LLMs).

arXiv CS 7d ago

Pride celebrations struggle as corporate sponsorships dry up

Public support for the LGBTQ+ community by corporations has become politically risky, public relations expert says.(Image credit: Hannah Frances Johansson)

NPR News 10d ago

Ex-CIA official accused of stashing $40m in gold bars is 'master manipulator', prosecutors say

The former CIA official has been charged with theft of public funds relating to timesheet claims he made.

BBC News 4d ago

Ex-CIA official accused of stashing $40m in gold bars is 'master manipulator', prosecutors say

The former CIA official has been charged with theft of public funds relating to timesheet claims he made.

BBC News 4d ago

Maga influencer Melissa Rein Lively pleads guilty to London assault

Founder of ‘anti-woke’ PR firm to pay £910 to woman whose hair she pulled at Bond Street tube station last OctoberA Maga influencer has admitted assaulting a woman at a London tube station during an altercation. Melissa Rein Lively, 40, the founder of the “anti-woke” America First Public Relations firm in the US, allegedly pulled a woman’s hair in a “forceful manner” at Bond Street station last October.

The Guardian UK 7d ago

Stokes shouldn’t lose his job for breaking curfew when the ECB’s failings run so much deeper

Midnight bedtime was entirely a public relations exercise to reconnect with fans – the same fans the ECB invites to one long piss-up at Lord’sThe laws of cricket run to 200-and-some pages. The International Cricket Council’s Test playing regulations fill another 125, the anti-doping code packs another 66, the code of conduct is 44 more, illegal bowling actions 37, kit and equipment 36. You’d be hard pressed to find one single rule anywhere among them as silly as the one we know Ben Stokes...

The Guardian Sport 16h ago

Maga influencer Melissa Rein Lively pleads guilty to London assault

Founder of ‘anti-woke’ PR firm to pay £910 to woman whose hair she pulled at Bond Street tube station last OctoberA Maga influencer has admitted assaulting a woman at a London tube station during an altercation. Melissa Rein Lively, 40, the founder of the “anti-woke” America First Public Relations firm in the US, allegedly pulled a woman’s hair in a “forceful manner” at Bond Street station last October.

The Guardian World 7d ago

‘AI washing’: firms are scrambling to rebrand themselves as tech-focused

UK public relations executives report that companies across various sectors are rebranding themselves as AI specialists. These firms are being pressured by management to market routine automation as advanced artificial intelligence to capitalise on the current industry buzz. This trend is described as "AI washing," where businesses exaggerate their technological focus.

The Guardian Tech 17d ago

‘AI washing’: firms are scrambling to rebrand themselves as tech-focused

UK companies are reportedly rebranding themselves as AI specialists, even when their technology is merely automation. Public relations executives have stated that bosses in various industries are pressuring them to market ordinary automation as artificial intelligence to capitalise on the current tech buzz. This trend has led to what PR firms are calling "AI washing."

The Guardian UK 17d ago