Channel 4 turned confusion into commentary with a viral promo push for Trump v The Truth, which aired last night. The UK broadcaster deployed a Donald Trump impersonator (Lewis MacLeod) and satirical copywriters to ‘hijack’ both its social media and continuity announcements, dropping parody-laced

Greggs is bringing its signature bakes to the sofa with a new homeware line that turns pastry fandom into full-blown lifestyle branding. In a collaboration with interiors brand Icon, the bakery chain has launched a collection of cushions and bean bags inspired by its most iconic items — from the

South Western Railway is taking a firm stance against the abuse of its staff with a new OOH campaign that puts body-worn cameras at the centre of its message: “Body cam footage is evidence. It pays to be kind.” Developed by independent agency St Luke’s, the campaign uses stark visuals to get its

Uber Eats has added another A-lister to its growing cast of celebrities. Jude Law is the latest face of the brand’s “When You’ve Done Enough, Uber Eats” platform, joining David and Victoria Beckham, Javier Bardem, and Elton John in the delivery app’s ongoing subversion of fame and typecasting. In

In a nod to 2025’s unexpected obsession with “butter yellow,” Bose has teamed up with CNC agency to whip up a limited-edition packaging concept that makes its SoundLink Plus speaker look like it came straight from the dairy aisle. The seeding kit reimagines the speaker box as a block of butter –