I finally saw the John Lewis ad. This will come as a relief to the John Lewis people as they may have been wondering if all the right “influencers” have seen it. It’s OK, John Lewis People. You can close the door because I’m safely in anyway.

Car manufacturer Nissan has been told by Ireland’s advertising watchdog to stop running a cinema advertisement showing a girl standing up to her brother’s bully.

“It’s an unnecessary subject to exploit for the gain of a brand.”

"The powerful thing about the story is the fact that it’s a human story and the human dream resonating"

Festive feels…

These two won't be forgotten any time soon!

A Christmas ad for luxury brand Mulberry has been cleared after viewers complained that it was offensive for replacing the baby Jesus with a handbag.

John Lewis's Christmas advert has already been watched nearly 6 million times online.

An Yves Saint Laurent advert has been banned for featuring a model with a visible rib cage and knees and thighs of a similar width.

A bus company has apologised after advertising its fares with a picture of a half-naked woman and the words "ride me all day for £3".

Are you a man of a certain age? Meet Stirling Gravitas.

We’ll never be able to look at George Hook the same way again after this!

Paddy Power has been warned by the Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland that many members of the public do not appreciate or accept the level to which the bookmaker seeks to “push the boundaries” in its media campaigns.

Film star Scarlett Johansson has said she has no regrets over her decision to promote a drinks company which has a factory in the West Bank, despite it spelling the end of her association with Oxfam.

The HSE have released the adverts made by former Dublin footballer Gerry Collins, who died with lung cancer, aged 57, last weekend.

The father of murdered Irish student Nicola Furlong has described Paddy Power’s decision to allow bets on the Oscar Pistorius trial as “disgusting” — asking if the bookmaker would put up odds if his own children had died.

Paddy Power has defended its decision to take bets on the outcome of the Oscar Pistorius murder trial and run high-profile adverts promising to refund losing bets if the South African is found not guilty.