Cats trump climate change for Britain's storytellers, report shows
Britain's entertainment industry spends more time focused on picnics, gravy and cats than climate change
For Britain's entertainment industry, the existential threat climate change poses matters - but not as much as cats, picnics, gravy, and cake. This is the conclusion of a new report released this week analysing...
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