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Today's headlines
Curb on junk food adverts urged. P7
BBC Brit channel to launch. P10
WikiLeaks demands answers after Google hands staff emails to US government. P16
BBC3 bid: 'We're trying to say that there is another way'. P34
Could BBH's track record with BA ads help Tesco to take off. P35
Why the Charlie Hebdo tragedy empowers print. P35
Obituary: Literary critic John Bayley. P37
Sun head of PR tweets pictures of Page 3 to Kay Burley and Harriet Harman. G2. P2
Broadchurch script secret code. P5
YouTube stars join Debrett's list of most influential. P11
Feature: Battle for golf leaves Beeb in a bunker. S12
Editorial: Silicon Valley needs to engage with democratic governments. P10
Feature: Golf's slow death in the Sky ghetto. P14
Apple set to announce iPhone turning point with more sold in China than US. P15
Comment: O2 and Three merger should be referred for serious scrutiny. P16
Oracle shareholders pile pressure on Larry Ellison. P18
YouTube stars join Debrett's list of most influential. P3
Postal voters could miss TV debates. P4
Older female actors edging out twentysomethings on TV. P18
Prosecutor's death reporter is forced to flee Argentina. P32
Obituary: Publisher and writer John Chancellor. P48
Obituary: Actor Pauline Yates. P48
Saudi blogger 'moved to tears by Independent campaign'. P5
PM close to joining TV election debates. P6
Comment: Doesn't the Sun realise that Page 3 is so last century? P11
Do not call Paris attackers 'terrorists', says BBC executive. P14
Japanese journalist in Isis video. P25
Comment: The media cannot avoid tricky questions when someone dies. But it must stick to the facts. P38
Sensitive and restrained, BBC Arabic has earned the trust of a most divided audience. P38, 39
Celebrity Big Brother: at a tipping pint. P39
The Page 3 battle is not over yet. P39
Obituary: Literary critic John Bayley. P48
Obituary: Actor Bernard Kay. P49
Amazon controls quarter of games and music sales. P52
Wife of Saudi blogger hopeful he will be spared lashes. P8
Obituary: Literary critic John Bayley. P14
Japanese journalist in Isis video. P21
Prosecutor's death reporter is forced to flee Argentina. P26
Sensitive and restrained, BBC Arabic has earned the trust of a most divided audience. P41
Celebrity Big Brother: at a tipping pint. P41
The Page 3 battle is not over yet. P41
Want to sell more? Put women in your ads. P41
Japanese journalist in Isis video. P3
Comcast's lobbying machine faces test in Washington. P12, 13
O2 and Three merger news. P17
SpaceX and Pentagon reach deal to avoid lawsuit. P18
Pinterest's challenge: getting men to commit. P20
Skymall succumbs to a new jet age. P21
New tricks for ageing Microsoft. P21
Bitcoin exchange to open in US. P24
Apple investors bet on bushel of iPhone sales. P32
Curb on junk food adverts urged. P26
FA Cup shocks dismay TV bosses. P67
BBC Brit channel to launch. P22
Curb on junk food adverts urged. P23
Celebrity Big Brother coverage. P6, 7
Kelvin MacKenzie: Wolf Hall would be better with Ben Miles. P13
The Jump coverage. P29
Statue of Top Gear's Stig used to promote BBC channel in Poland. P29
Most Haunted returns in June. P30
The Voice coverage. P31
Actor fired from Coronation Street after age 'lie' says soap role wasn't for her. P3
BBC DJ labels ladies football stars as rubbish. P21
Coronation Street stars told most cannot attend Anne Kirkbride's funeral. P1, 9
James Corden gatecrashes new US TV show. P3
BBC Brit channel to launch. P3
Celebrity Big Brother coverage. P6, 7
Curb on junk food adverts urged. P9
