This episode is a scorcher as we recover from the bank holiday heatwave and work up a fever of excitement over the new season of The Great British Bake Off. What’s more, the global media has been ablaze with stories of the devastating effect the fires in the Amazon could have on the health of the planet.

Harry and Meghan land in hot water after taking multiple private jets despite their public stance on climate change. Meanwhile, Facebook and Twitter have cracked down on state-run accounts campaigning against Hong Kong protesters, and Pret’s cookies have the whole team salivating. 

On this week’s episode: Raheem Sterling eyes up a Nike deal, Greenland struggles with the effects of climate change and we find out which superhero would make the perfect corporate leader.

On this week’s episode: WhatsApp’s new name raises a sceptical chuckle, brands welcome back the Premier League and how we’re waking up to the benefits of sleep.

Matt and Jack are back for the Above the Fold podcast, a dive into the narratives shaping how we consume media. In this episode, the pair look at at the media behind the UK's new prime minister. How is Johnson changing his approach, now that he has the keys to No. 10? Also, which publications are going green? Why are digital magazines forming unions? And should media companies cave in to their audiences, or stick to their guns?

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