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Agent marks 15th year with North West expansion plans

by Alistair Hardaker Brand and communications agency Agent has announced it is set to expand its North West presence outside of Liverpool, taking up new office space in Manchester. The Liverpool headquartered agency, alongside sister social enterprise Agent Academy CIC, will take up the new office space in Manchester’s Albert Square, it reports. The company said details are still being finalised but the new location will open soon. The news comes as the agency celebrates its 15th year, and revenues at “almost £2 million” from £1.83m in the previous financial year. The agency also reports it is set to grow its headcount to 35, welcoming new expertise in 3D motion design, UX design and testing and digital marketing to serve clients including GCHQ, the Road Haulage Association and Sustrans.

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Passion, heart and being Mrs Pennine

Passion, heart and being Mrs Pennine
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Press review: Putin highlights war on terror and Gazprom may have to foot pipeline s bill - Press Review

All news Top stories in the Russian press on Thursday, February 25 Russian President Vladimir PutinÂ© Alexei Druzhinin/Russian Presidential Press and Information Office/TASS Izvestia: Putin spotlights war on terror, outlines key threats to Russia Last year, 72 terrorism-related crimes were foiled in Russia, 25% more than in 2019, Russian President Vladimir Putin told a meeting of the Federal Security Service’s board on Wednesday. Experts stress that extremist activity remains one of major challenges for the post-Soviet states. Specialists also warn that terrorism turned into an element of a hybrid war a long time ago, Izvestia writes. Read also The president requested that the focus be placed on uncovering contacts between terror groups and foreign intelligence services. He also mentioned other threats, including external pressure, economic crimes and cyberattacks. The source of all threats to Russia is the activity of international terror groups, which recruit Russian

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