Launching within The Last Leg, the campaign mocks prevailing gender stereotypes in advertising and uses the RAF’s own female talent serving in front line roles.

Dominic Mills assesses adland’s often uncomfortable diversity issues. Plus: sifting through the post-Christmas advertising detritus, and bracing for further out-of-home M&A activity.

Speaking at Future TV Advertising Forum Manchester, ITV’s business development director reveals what we can expect to see from ITV’s advertising strategy in the coming months. Videonet editor-in-chief John Moulding reports.

Old stereotypes die hard and according to new research, a worryingly large percentage of men and women still believe that finance is a man’s game.

Why is the new Doctor Who such a hit and what can a 55 year old show tell us about the current direction of broadcasting? Research The Media’s Richard Marks investigates.

As the online measurement body approaches its tenth birthday, Richard Marks explains how it fits into the currency JICsaw.

The programme will be a space designed to allow discussion on current topics such as women’s representation in Westminster and the effect of alcohol in the Houses of Parliament.

Unilever’s Keith Weed recognises that advertising impacts society in many ways and so must act responsibly, writes Dominic Mills. He’s a wise choice as president of the Advertising Association.

A new UM report released this week reveals that over two-thirds of Britons aged 65+ believe that advertising perpetuates negative stereotypes about people their age.

PrideAM has launched its 2018 competition asking adland to reimagine a mainstream advertising campaign for a LGBT+ audience.