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Google and Meta, the owner of Facebook, accounted for at least half of the £43 billion spent on advertising in the UK last year, according to new research. Their dominance of the advertising market has been accelerated by the growth of search engines and social media platforms. Google’s UK advertising business brought in about £20 billion, according to Press Gazette analysis of figures produced by the Advertising Association. Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, made about £6 billion in revenue from its UK advertising business, the analysis said. Social media advertising, which includes YouTube, owned by

Today, actor Timothy Spall repeated the war leader's words, as crowds of military personnel gathered on Parliament Square to commemorate VE Day 80. Their subsequent march to the Mall - where they were saluted by King Charles and other Royal Family members and veterans - kicked off four days of events across the UK. Brits even braved the slightly disappointing weather in some parts of the country, which failed to put a stop to bunting-clad tea parties - even Downing Street took part. A Red Arrows flypast was the headline of today's festivities, but there's more to look forward to over the rest of the week. Thursday - the anniversary of Churchill's declaration - will see members of the Royal Family attend a thanksgiving service at Westminster.

The road, lined with Union Jack bunting, VE Day flags and gazebos, had been transformed. While she doesn’t remember VE Day herself, her husband had been travelling to east Asia to fight on that day 80 years ago. “Interestingly, my husband, on VE Day, he was in the navy and he was sailing to the far east. Dwayne Fields, Chief Scout of the UK, said he was proud that members from Scotland to the southeast could come together to mark VE Day. “As we celebrate VE Day, we honour all those who have served in our armed forces,” he added.

When Dr Kathryn Weston’s son sits his A-levels in June, she plans to be at home no matter what. She is one of a band of parents planning to work from home or take “exam leave” — in the form of holiday entitlement or unpaid parental leave — to provide maximum support to teenagers at one of the most stressful periods in their young lives. “What I see anecdotally, certainly among more affluent parents, is making sure they are at home at this time of year is absolutely prioritised,” says Weston, the founder of Tooled Up Education, a digital platform that provides evidence-based resources for parents and educators. “The reason for that is that managing exam timetables can be a complex task for young people.

Indian publisher sought domain used by famed UK media company. It filed a cybersquatting dispute with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) against the domain TimesNow.com, which is owned by Times Media Limited. Times Media has published The Times in the UK since 1788. In particular: – the Complainant was aware of the Respondent and its rights in the TIMES and THE TIMES marks, but omitted to mention this. Inttl Advocare represented Bennett, Coleman & Co., and Taylor Wessing LLP, UK represented Times Media Limited.

Who is Amal Clooney? Live EventsAmal Clooney net worth(You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelHollywood veteran George Clooney 's wife Amal Clooney could find herself barred from entering the United States in the future because of her work with the International Criminal Court, according to a report. She shares two children with George, Ella and Alexander.According to Finance Monthly, Amal Clooney’s net worth is estimated at approximately $50 million as of 2025. Her substantial wealth stems primarily from her highly successful career as an international human rights lawyer. In addition to her legal work, she has made savvy investments in real estate and various entrepreneurial ventures.Amal also earns income from book royalties, prestigious speaking engagements, UN consultancy roles, and university teaching positions.

"Very often, when you play at Wembley, the crowd is a little bit quieter. When I was a young kid, I used to watch Test matches all day long. Also, with a lot of coaches, you learn a lot across sports, so that's really why I am here," Southgate said in a video posted by IPL and Rajasthan Royals on Instagram. It has been amazing," he added.RR and KKR together hit 16 sixes in the nerve-biting encounter. However, his efforts went in vain as they agonisingly fell short by a run.

The top stories and transfer rumours from Monday's newspapers...DAILY TELEGRAPHManchester United are ready to join the race for Bryan Mbeumo when competition for the £60m-rated Brentford forward intensifies during the summer transfer window. William Saliba has been in talks with Real Madrid for weeks, claim reports in France. Image: Arsenal defender is reportedly a Real Madrid targetLeeds are making Marseille centre-half Leonardo Balerdi one of their top targets for the Premier League. Manchester United ace Casemiro will pocket a huge pay rise if Ruben Amorim's side win the Europa League, reports suggest. Dean Huijsen has played down speculation surrounding a potential summer transfer, saying he is 'really happy' playing for Bournemouth.

Angelina Jolie’s father has convinced President Trump to impose tariffs on films made outside the US, threatening to wipe out Britain’s multibillion-pound film industry. Trump at the weekend pledged to impose a 100 per cent levy on all films “produced in foreign lands” to prevent Hollywood “dying a very fast death”. His announcement followed discussions with Jolie’s father, the Oscar-winning actor Jon Voight, who has been named by Trump as a “special ambassador” to Hollywood, responsible for returning American film-making to its “golden era”. Voight, 86, who starred in films such as Midnight Cowboy and Deliverance, has been holding talks with studio executives on behalf of Trump to come up with a plan to revive US film-making. Trump and the actor Jon Voight have come up with a plan to breathe new life into the US film industry ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP/GETTY IMAGESVoight and his business partner Steven Paul,

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Prince Louis has become the highlight of normally stuffy Royal events such as Trooping of the Colour, the King’s Coronation and more – and he hasn’t disappointed today. Louis was attending the military procession to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day. Prince William, Prince Louis and Prince George at the military procession (Picture: AP)A cheeky dance in front of VE Day heroesLouis was in a cheery mood throughout the VE Day celebrations today. Just before he sat down to watch the military procession, the fourth in line to the throne let out a cheeky dance. Prince Louis was next to his mother, Princess Kate, as he fiddled with the windows.

Military veterans will have access to support centres across the UK under a new system announced by the government to coincide with the VE Day commemorations. A network of centres, called Valour, will be established across Britain with £50 million in funding. Regional field officers will be deployed to connect local, regional and national services. They will bring together charities, service providers and local government to give more support to the country’s two million veterans across housing, employment, health and welfare. The armed forces set most people up for success in life,

SHOPPERS are urged to check the opening times of their local store today with some big names such as M&S and Aldi announcing they will close early to give staff time off this Bank Holiday. Aldi has confirmed it will be open from 8am to 8pm on Monday while Tesco is sticking to its standard hours today. Most gyms such as The Gym Group – which operates 24/7 – have announced they will be open all day but it's still best to check with your local outlet. Those waiting on deliveries may be pleased to know that while there won’t be traditional post on Monday, Amazon packages will still be delivered. Meanwhile, thousands of people have eagerly lined up along The Mall ahead of today's VE Day military parade in London.