The BBC is asking the Conservative Party to take down Facebook ads featuring its presenters fearing that their inclusion could damage its impartiality, "The Guardian" reports.

The owner of the "Daily Mail" has bought the "i" newspaper for GBP50m, City A.M. reports.

Indian cab-hailing app Ola will take advantage of Uber losing its London licence by launching in the capital in the "coming weeks", Mobile Marketing reports.

Price comparison sites are calling on the EU to renew its anti-competition probe into Google, "The Telegraph" reports. They claim the tech giant is still prioritising its own businesses, costing them traffic.

Engine has been placed on alert as B&Q has announced an ad review, "Campaign" reveals.

In what "Campaign" describes as Sky's first Christmas brand ad, the satellite tv and telecoms company is reuniting ET with Elliot, who has now grown up and is raising a family.

ISBA has published a four-point election manifesto in which it asks the next government to end the Brexit uncertainty and support the advertising sector, "Campaign" reports.

After Jeremy Corbyn encountered a bruising television interview with Andrew Neil, the Labour Party is now openly throwing doubt on whether Boris will agree to a slot on the tough journalist's show, "The Guardian" writes.

NatWest Bank has split with M&C Saatchi after appointing The & Partnership as its creative agency of record, "Campaign" reports.

Press Gazette is calling on political parties to stop imitating the appearance of a local newspaper when designing election pamphlets.