http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17281219The key point here being that the only advert that was sent was the fifth Tweet in the series:
Fragmentory messages like this are, for me, problematic as all five messages in this campaign were driven by the advertising campaign, and to only identify the last one as the “advert” itself seems disingenuous. The ASA has effectively rubber-stamped the process. If any of the celebs I follow (a small handful of the, to be honest) starts doing this, I’ll unfollow them, and let them (and their sponsors) know why.
And now for some cheap jibes, mostly circulating around grammar and spelling in relation to at least one of the people doing the tweeting, based purely on my own personal prejudices 
I would expect at least one of those people to not get the difference between “you’re” and “your”, yet here they are correctly spelled, indicating ghost writing from someone who knows better.
