Seven Fennels and Raspberries

Only 4% of car salespeople in the Opel dealership network are female, while almost half of all cars are bought by women.

Winters in Northern Europe are long and dark.

Every year, more than a hundred people died of carbon monoxide poisoning in Poland, and nearly two thousand became seriously ill.

Most people had a limited vision of the art world.

IKEA's successful brand concept "Where Life Happens" had proven itself creatively in a variety of ways across almost all media.

Long and excited goal celebrations were part of the culture of Costa Rican football broadcasting. G-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-al!

Netflix was launching 'A Series of Unfortunate Events' - a harrowing show about three orphaned children whose large inheritance is being pursued by an evil distant uncle, Count Olaf.

Advertising is often accused of being part of the problem – encouraging people to buy products which pollute the atmosphere and threaten the future.

The Foot-Type Test ad was created using a thermochromatic ink that reacted to body heat.

The World Health Organisation announced that 50% of young people listening to personal audio devices risk permanent damage to their ears.

Dharavi and other Mumbai slums are filled with the city's poorest residents but, despite their reputation, are surprisingly clean and ordered. Most children get some form of education but not, crucially, in English.

In Brazil, texting while driving is one of the main causes of car accidents.

Worldwide, press freedom is a critical issue. Every year, around 170 journalists are kidnapped, tortured or murdered because they are reporting independently.

Beset by economic and political crises, Brazil was also suffering a credibility shortfall. No-one believed anyone, even fellow citizens.

There were about 30,000 Syrian refugees in Sweden, many of whom had had to leave their families behind.

Following the detention of former prime minister José Sócrates on charges of corruption in November 2014, Portugal's leading newspaper, Correio da Manhã, published a series of news stories detailing and denouncing his illegal activities.

For women in Costa Rica, when big football matches were televised, it could be a time of trouble.

Slurpee BYO CUP Day was one day in the year when shoppers could bring any sort of receptacle to a 7-Eleven store and fill it with Slurpee, a frozen, slushy drink.

In Germany there were 40.000 terminally ill children and young people.

For the longest time, customers have been wishing for, dreaming about and demanding all-day access to McDonald's breakfast menu.

Arla Foods is the UK's largest farmer owned dairy group.

MIFF was a Melbourne institution with intense equity with discerning film goers.

Tam wanted to show their customers how much they knew about them as individuals and how their attention to every passenger's personal needs and interests made them unique in terms of customer service.

For about 50 years, Goldstar Beer's brand essence had been all about manhood, summed up in the line: "Thank god you're a man"

The University of Melbourne was more than just a place that you or your children might attend for higher education.

Android and Apple had both introduced features that allowed their users to talk to their phones without touching them.

In the Middle East, Chrysler had a young ownership profile.

Eastern Turkey was the poorest side of Turkey.

Red Noses Clowndoctors were specially trained to give hope and courage to sick children.

hasan & partners, an advertising agency in Helsinki, had acquired 51% of digital agency Perfect Fools in Stockholm and Amsterdam.