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Best Ads Of The Week: Sienna Miller Is Face Of M&S And McDonald's Milkshakes Melt

There’s also an ad from the Co-op Funeralcare that wants people to open up about death and a desert island billboard that comes with a glass of wine.

Sienna Miller Is The Face Of M&S Autumn Clothing Campaign

The ad is part of the latest iteration of the brand’s ‘Anything but Ordinary’ brand platform.

M&S is selling a dupe of Molly-Mae's €2.7k Celine jacket

The chokehold Molly-Mae Hague, 24, has over this generation is something I'll never be mad about, as I truly believe she deserves it as she knows exactl

Vogue Williams targeted by cruel trolls over swimsuit advert

The video of Vogue Williams showcasing the brand's new swimsuit collection was hit with waves of nasty comments from trolls.

Marks & Spencer: Britain's M&S raises profit outlook after strong trading, ET Retail

Marks & Spencer: The unexpected statement, which promised "a significant improvement" against previous expectations when it publishes interim results in November, helped to raise the share prices of other retailers including Next and the owner of Primark.

Opinion: The productivity problem in Canada's economy is really a marketing and sales problem

In trying to fix Canada’s productivity problem, governments focus too heavily on research and innovation and productivity – and not enough on marketing and sales

TERFS mocked for accidentally eating at trans-inclusive café while boycotting another one

Zara owner Inditex says it will stop buying clothes from Myanmar, ET Retail

Zara: Inditex did not give a timeline for its exit. It does not publish a list of suppliers, so it was not immediately clear how many factories in Myanmar are supplying the fast-fashion giant.

Best and worst supermarkets compared

Which? reveals the best and worst UK supermarkets for 2023. We review and compare Aldi, Amazon Fresh, Asda, Co-op, Iceland, Lidl, M&S, Morrisons, Ocado, Sainsbury's, Tesco and Waitrose based on customer feedback.

Sunday newspaper round-up: Google, M&S, Tesco

Google's new quantum computer is capable of instantly making calculations that would take current supercomputers 47 years to complete. Such compouters, proponents argue, will be capable of battling climate change and creating breakthrough drugs. Their ability to break encryption systems now utilised on the other hand makes them a threat to national security. - The Sunday Telegraph