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Migration Museum’s “England Without Immigration” campaign in the quarter-final and final positioned immigration as a cultural force for good.

Reporters Jack Benjamin and Ella Sagar look at the stories that mattered most in media and advertising this week, including coverage of the Euros and takeaways from the latest IPA Bellwether.

Charles Parkinson, co-host of the How I Became podcast, tells The Media Leader why media companies and agencies need to invest in training and development to ensure their talent has a proper career path.

A new consortium of influencer marketing trade bodies wants to better collaborate and standardise the industry, including by improving ad disclosures and addressing the growth of ‘kidfluencers’.

The IPA Bellwether Report revealed “vim and vigour” regarding UK businesses’ intention to expand marketing spend, according to director-general Paul Bainsfair.

Christian Juhl will take on the role of president, corporate development.

An OECD survey found that the UK has the lowest level of trust in news media. Let that be a warning to Sir Keir Starmer, who needs to encourage and strengthen a plural and independent media sector.

Across Reach publications, 45% of Euro finals coverage and 56% of semi-final coverage was blocked from receiving advertising, having been wrongfully deemed “not brand safe”.

The organisation has increased its reporting sample of UK households from 5,150 to 7,000 to now include approximately 16,000 people.

Analysis: Sandy Welsch’s appointment is significant for two reasons.