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Your country needs you

Posted On 24th February 201416th February 2014 By Charlotte Johnson

While advertising originally evolved to answer the needs of industry, it is now a key element of the political world too. Thom Iddon looks at how political leaders have used advertising.

Category: Behind The Headlines

Undiscovered heroes of history: James Lees-Milne

Posted On 24th February 201416th February 2014 By Charlotte Johnson

James Lees-Milne was a key figure in the National Trust during the Second World War and in post-war Britain when private owners were forced to donate their country houses to the Trust. Jennifer Nuttall explores his public and private life.

Category: Behind The Headlines

The path not taken

Posted On 24th February 201425th February 2014 By Charlotte Johnson

Following a clampdown on online abuse, two twitter ‘trolls’ who targeted a social campaigner have been jailed over their remarks. Alice Rigby explores individual protest.

Category: Features

Thank you for smoking

Posted On 24th February 201416th February 2014 By Charlotte Johnson

From the Victorians through to the ’60s ‘mad men’ and the interactive ads of today, Megan Dina Garlick explores how ad men came to be.

Category: Behind The Headlines

The art of peace

Posted On 24th February 20145th March 2018 By Gina Castellheim

Syrian peace talks have finally begun in Geneva, Switzerland. Gina Castellheim explores why Switzerland became the go-to destination for peaceful resolution.

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