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Forbes downgrades net worth of former 'richest self-made woman' to zeroElizabeth Holmes’s former valuation was based on her stake in blood-testing startup Theranos, which has seen its value collapse -
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Angelina Jolie Pitt and Mary Berry to guest edit Radio 4 Woman’s HourActor and Bake Off presenter among five guest editors examining topics from sexual violence in conflict to beekeeping
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BuzzFeed cancelling RNC ads masks the issue: sponsored content for politiciansCan native advertising, notorious among many readers as deceptive, sit comfortably alongside journalistic output? BuzzFeed wasn’t willing to roll the dice on Trump – but it isn’t running away from the idea
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Chris Evans slams Top Gear’s critics as catch-up viewing lifts ratingsBBC presenter accuses his detractors of living in the past, after audience for series opener rises to more than 6 million
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Ad Break: Pepephone, VW Tiguan, Williams Syndrome, Optus – videoWatch the car maker’s breezy comeback from the emissions scandal, plus actor Mathew Baynton in a witty awareness film
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Satirical ad campaign imagines future ABC taken over by reality TV – videoABC Friends have launched a satirical campaign imagining a world where the ABC has succumbed to commercialism
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Ad Break: StubHub, Royal Danish Theatre, League Against Cruel Sports, Bepanthen – videoThis week’s review of new advertising starts with a reminder to get out there and ends with a touching look at the first month of motherhood
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Ad Break: Malteasers, BBC Earth, Harvey Nichols, Save the Children – videoAd Break: Malteasers, BBC Earth, Harvey Nichols, Save the Children – video
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The BBC report that sparked a petition to sack Laura Kuenssberg – archive videoIn a BBC report broadcast on 6 January, Laura Kuenssberg reports on Jeremy Corbyn’s reshuffle of the shadow cabinet
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Ad Break: Kronenbourg 1664, Currys PC World, Co-op, P&G; – videoEric Cantona does another another comedy turn and P&G reminds us of the power of motherhood in our review of new advertising
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