A naked image of Cara Delevingne plastered on a billboard on London's Brick Lane does not objectify women, according to the advertising watchdog.
The controversial outdoor campaign by Protein World that asks consumers if they are "beach ready" makes 61% of women feel ashamed, according to a poll.
A "sultry and glamorous" TV ad for electronic cigarettes has been banned for indirectly promoting the use of tobacco products.
Lego has partnered with Facebook for its latest campaign, which asks children around the world to create an imaginary character called a "Kronkiwongi".
Beer brand Heineken has produced a campaign to get the message across to consumers that it has committed to ensuring 50 per cent of its hops and barley come from sustainable sources by 2020.
Is that Protein World campaign brand suicide or stroke of genius? Depends what side you're on, says Alex Smith, planning director at Sense.
Renault has created a quirky if not slightly unusual video series to promote its Twingo model, featuring a pink flamingo, an animal stunt double and a demanding young woman singing about her ideal model.
