Public opinion – manifested in online outrage and offline protests – pushed to get Protein World’s infamous ‘Beach Body Ready’ ad banned by the ASA. But London mayor Sadiq Khan is taking it further, banning all ads that display ‘unrealistic body expectations’ from public transport.

Young Brits are politically minded. 70% think social media should be used for social change, and a quarter are highly knowledgable about politics. Yet only 12% would definitely vote in a general election. Why are they so disillusioned? And is engaging via social media the answer?

From Just Giving Facebook updates to wearing H&M’s Conscious Collection, public displays of philanthropy have become a symbol of status. But does it really matter that these new do-gooders are motivated only by people seeing them do good if the outcome is still positive?

Between shows like The X-Factor and apps like Periscope, live entertainment is more popular than ever. Facebook Live launched in April 2016, but with two murders having been streamed on it within weeks of launch, should developers more carefully consider how it could be used?