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BBCNEWS Breakfast September 1, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast September 1, 2020

Will reduce the amount it contributes to salaries. It will save the public pot billions, but at what cost to employment . A day to remember for Britains Cameron Norrie at the us open. He staged an incredible comeback from two sets down to reach the second round in new york. Good morning. We are off to a dry start with some sunshine. Like yesterday through the day the cloud will build and become a bit more widespread and there is some rain in the forecast. I will tell you where later in the programme. Good morning to you. Its tuesday september i. Our top story the footballer Marcus Rashford has...

Johnston hands over to Opie as ScreenSkills Chair - Vimarsana News

Johnston hands over to Opie as ScreenSkills Chair

Richard Johnston, Chair of ScreenSkills, the skills body for the screen industries, will step down at the end of April 2024. As Vice Chair and with Board approval, Lisa Opie will assume the role of Interim Chair, and Kate Lyndon will be Interim Vice Chair.

ScreenSkills appoints Outline's Mansfield as CEO - Vimarsana News

ScreenSkills appoints Outline's Mansfield as CEO

ScreenSkills has appointed Laura Mansfield as its new Chief Executive to succeed Seetha Kumar.

WDW Rebrands as WDM Entertainment, Unveils New Leadership Team - Vimarsana News

WDW Rebrands as WDM Entertainment, Unveils New Leadership Team

Publicity firm WDW, which counts Disney and Warner among its clients, has rebranded as WDM Entertainment and unveiled a new leadership team.

BFI Looks to Close U.K. Skills Gap With $12 Million Funding Program – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

BFI Looks to Close U.K. Skills Gap With $12 Million Funding Program – The Hollywood Reporter

The British Institute is responding to hoping to address the U.K's critical skills shortage with a new $12 million funding program