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The former Hear'Say singer turned DJ and presenter failed to comply with rules governing how products are promoted on social media

ASA rules that UK Facebook ad showing white officer with black prisoner showed an ‘imbalanced power dynamic’

The Advertising Standards Authority banned three separate posts made by Klass promoting her book as well as products for Next and Skechers.

The ad for the Prison Jobs scheme featured an image of a white prison officer talking to a black inmate.

Campaigners accused the retailer of 'offensive gender stereotyping' as the girls' shoe size guide looked very different to the boys' guide

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Shoe Zone's fitting guide says boys like "playing football, climbing trees and getting up to mischief" and need the right shoes for their "adventures" but for the girls there's a photo of a girl's feet in oversized heels and no mention of adventure

Campaigners have criticised the retailer over the different way it describes footwear for girls and boys

The Advertising Standards Authority found that consumers have a low overall understanding of environmental claims used by advertisers.

The bank was told by the Advertising Standards Authority to ensure 'future marketing communications featuring environmental claims were adequately qualified'

Lender told it must in future acknowledge its role in climate crisis after ‘misleading’ Cop26 campaign