Guardian News & Media has announced that Imogen Fox has been promoted to global chief advertising officer, taking on commercial responsibility for the Guardian’s advertising business internationally. In her expanded remit, Imogen will lead on the …

Julie Mashack Press Release | The Guardian US The Guardian has appointed Julie Mashack to vice-president, philanthropy, partnerships and events, the Guardian US. She was previously director. She’ll report to Jane Spencer, deputy editor and senior vice- …

ACTOR Noel Clarke yesterday failed in a bid to have The Guardian’s defence thrown out in a £10million libel court action. The Doctor Who star and newspaper will now go to trial on March 3 over its claims he sexually harassed 20 women. 3 Noel Clarke has …

Tami Hoffman will join the Guardian in March from ITN, where she is director of news distribution and commercial innovation. She has spent over 20 years in broadcast news, including editorial, commercial and policy roles at ITN, Sky News and PA Media. Most …

Data for 2024 shows humanity is moving yet deeper into a dangerous world of supercharged extreme weather, Damian Carrington writes. Wildfires that blazed around the world in 2024 helped to drive a record annual leap in carbon dioxide levels in the …

A free exhibition detailing Manchester's links to the transatlantic slave trade will be coming to the city in two year's time. The displays at the Science and Industry Museum will feature new research and explore how the legacy of the trade …

Matt Brittin Press Release | Guardian Media Group Matt Brittin has been appointed as a non-executive director of Guardian Media Group board, taking up the position on Feb. 1. Brittin recently stepped down from 18 years at Google, the last 10 as president …

The role transatlantic enslavement played in shaping Manchester is at the heart of a new exhibition developed in partnership by the Guardian and the city’s Science and Industry Museum. The exhibition is the first time the museum, which tells the story of …

All those laid-back summer lunches, the salads and cold cuts, smoked fish and simple tarts seem to cry out for a crisp, sharp accompaniment, writes Nigel Slater. The answer in this house is a tangle of bright young vegetables that has been left in a sweet …