The search for a new police chief, brand activism rebuke and a vile viral video

In this, the penultimate episode of Series 1 of The Media Landscape, Julia Belle looks at the resignation of Met Police commissioner Cressida Dick and the challenges the service faces in rebuilding public trust.

Julia also explores Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream receiving criticism from its owners Unilever about its latest political post and whether the brand will now stop discussing issues where it ‘lacks expertise’.

And she looks at whether the decision by the boss of the Co-op to take unpaid leave to help her sons through their exams could see the brand face some difficult questions.

Sports journalist Tom Clayton joins Julia Belle to discuss the story of footballer Kurt Zouma and the distressing viral video of him kicking a cat. Are there different rules for footballers than other members of the public?

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