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The Economist UK remains Britain’s most popular news and current affairs title, while Private Eye – recording declines – is second-best.

Most declines in the market were slight in H1 – with the exception of Men’s Health (which needs to work on its abs following a significant -16.9% decline period-on-period).

Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire are both hit hard, while John Lewis Edition climbs back into the top spot.

2018 opened with widespread declines in the women’s weeklies market.

With inflated view counts leading to wasted ad impressions, and the potential for wannabe influencers to buy fake views to secure brand deals, advertisers on the platform may be missing out.

Are you, or is someone in your business, looking for an opportunity to get face-to-face with some of the most interesting, wise and knowledgeable people in media?

For anyone who forgot to grab a newspaper for their commute, Exterion Media and Transport for London (TfL) have announced a new partnership with Euronews to bring live news content to London Underground.

Oswin Grady joins from Time Inc. UK where he served as group managing director.

In his new role, Phil Stelter will be responsible for increasing international collaboration and better integrating the media proposition.

In an upcoming ruling by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) this week, Amazon will be banned from making claims guaranteeing next-day delivery for customers who sign up to its Prime service.