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The third series of BBC Two’s thrilling Line of Duty (9pm) came to a typically dramatic close last night.

ISBA, which represents 450 major brands, including Unilever, Coca-Cola and Santander, consulted with lawyers and media experts on issues advertisers felt had “undermined” trust between clients and agencies.

The first major study from the new out-of-home marketing body Outsmart has today shown how the medium is driving a substantial +17% uplift in smartphone brand actions.

Growing political and public debate on equality has prompted the Advertising Standards Authority to launch an investigation into gender stereotyping in ads.

Carat’s Matt Landeman and Matthew Hook have also been promoted.

Feverish viewers were forced to wait an entire week to find out which odd couple would be crowned king and queen of the guarded transportable home community.

DCM has announced the promotion of Davina Barker to sales director amid a wider restructure.

The deal will allow advertisers to target audiences online and from taxi rooftops based on their location.

In the first of two exclusives analysing the latest adspend figures, Warc’s James McDonald crunches the numbers to reveal a strong picture for the UK ad market.

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