To celebrate its 125th anniversary, the National Trust is launching a year-long campaign to inspire and connect people to their natural environment and help face down the nature crisis.

A 75-second film invokes the words of co-founder Octavia Hill and recognises that the human need for nature is more vital than ever. Encouraging people to take a step back from the noise and stimulation of modern day living and find a sense of calm, the spot quotes Octavia from 1883: “We all want quiet. We all want beauty. We all need space.” The work will run across online, social and print.

The campaign is part of the National Trust’s fresh ambition surrounding its 125th anniversary, which will see it becoming carbon neutral by 2030. Stepping up the battle against climate change, the organisation will plant 20 million trees over the next ten years, create green corridors for people and nature near towns and cities and drastically cut the Trust’s carbon footprint.

Sainsbury’s has unveiled its new Christmas advert, a Dickensian epic which reveals the rumoured story behind one of Lapland’s most famous residents.

The film, which opens around the first ever Sainsbury’s store back in 1869, forms part of the brand’s 150th birthday celebrations, with ‘Helping make Christmas, Christmas since 1869’ sitting at the heart of the campaign.

Packed with Easter eggs, including a well-hidden return of last year’s breakout star Plug Boy, the film was directed by Ninian Doff and produced by Pulse.

The campaign was launched with a special Metro cover wrap.