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• CAP News
• 27 January 2022

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• CAP News
• 13 January 2022

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• CAP News
• 16 December 2021

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• ASA and CAP News
• 09 December 2021

Mamnick

• Upheld
• Social media (own site)
• 19 January 2022

A tweet by a clothing retailer advertising cycling kit was banned for glamorising guns. 

Mondelez UK Ltd

• Upheld
• VOD
• 19 January 2022

A video on demand ad for Dairylea was banned for encouraging children to eat while hanging upside now, which is unsafe behaviour that could be dangerous for children to emulate.

888 UK Ltd

• Not upheld
• VOD
• 05 January 2022

Two YouTube videos by an influencer which promoted a gambling app did not break the CAP Code.  

Arsenal Football Club plc

• Upheld
• Internet (website content), Social media (own site)
• 22 December 2021

A Facebook post and website post by Arsenal Football Club promoting fan tokens were banned for taking advantage of consumers’ inexperience in cryptoassets. The posts also misled consumers by not making it clear that fan tokens were a cryptoasset that had to be bought using another cryptocurrency.