Carnival Films calls time on what has become the highest rating UK drama of the past decade across any channel.

The tool – dubbed ‘The Alfresco Labs’ – is the outcome of 18 months’ worth of research, which has revealed key “nudges” for OOH creative and planning and utilises behavioural change theory.

The grumpy rant, which roused nervous laughter during an Ad Week session that asked if people still trust advertising, concluded with Oborne claiming advertisers have “no morals – but they are very clever.”

The Future Foundation, in consultation with the IPA, identifies four scenarios for consumer marketing and engagement to 2025 – revealing a “challenging future” for brands and agencies unless they learn to adapt.

The new site – which will be branded according to users’ local Johnston Press title and is free to use – will feature a raft of business tips and resources for entrepreneurs and small business leaders.

TV remains king, but digital adspend shows huge growth across the globe according to Carat’s latest forecats – whilst print goes into steeper decline.

With BBC Three facing a difficult future, ITV has picked up the rights to air Family Guy and American Dad in the new multi-year deal.

It is understood the service, likely to be formally announced mid-week, will be called BT Mobile and will only be on offer to the company’s 7.6 million broadband subscribers at launch.

Nationwide promotion from comparethemarket.com will give film lovers 2 for 1 cinema tickets every Tuesday or Wednesday for a whole year.

The price of a sports TV package set to rise by £1 to £47 a month whilst the family bundle service will rise by £3 a month to £36.