Users of social network giant Facebook will see video adverts introduced to their news feed this summer, according to reports.

The commercials will last up to 15 seconds, and the first one a user sees in their news feed each day will start automatically but will not include sound.

Growing budgets for video advertising on sites such as YouTube are said to have inspired Facebook to introduce its own version.

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