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With close to 31 million people attending a Diamond Jubilee party this weekend as the nation unites to celebrate the Queen's 60-year reign, we look at a handful of Jubilee ads sweeping the country.
Nestlé-owned chocolate bar Yorkie is to launch its first TV ad in 10 years, in a move which sees the brand move away from its controversial "It's not for girls" campaign.
Corona Extra, the Mexican beer, is rolling out a heavyweight outdoor and digital campaign for the summer, introducing the tagline 'The place to be'.
Chambord, the French black raspberry liqueur, has embarked on its first foray into TV by sponsoring of E4's US drama 'Revenge'.
Klipsch, the US-based high-end audio manufacturer, has signed a 12-month deal to sponsor the Peppermint Candy swing show on Jazz FM, as part of its marketing activity to expand its presence in the UK.
An interactive film for Nike has remained top of the chart for a second week despite being shared dramatically fewer times than last week.
BETC London has created a cinema spot specifically designed to demonstrate the power of picture and sound at the cinema for Pearl and Dean.
Beattie McGuinness Bungay has created a TV ad for Notonthehightstreet.com in a campaign in support of Father's Day.
Mother has created four films to promote the Woolly Actors Guild, a project spearheaded by the PG Tips character Monkey showing how woolly actors are discriminated against by Hollywood - all in aid of Comic Relief.
Tesco has launched a TV campaign to highlight the supermarket's promotions for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
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