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Top eight stories on MediaGuardian
Police face legal action for snooping on journalists
'Domestic extremists' unit kept a secret database of details on journalists including medical history of family members
Sky takes pan-European leap after 'maxing out' in UK
Historic day as company drops 'British' from from title with some investors set to oppose Rupert Murdoch's re-election at AGM
Virgin Media announces price rises
Cable firm's 5.9% overall price rise follows similar increases by its main broadband, TV and phone rivals
ITV preparing bid to snatch Match of the Day highlights package from BBC
Premier League finances look set for a substantial boost when ITV will go head to head with the BBC for the contract to show highlights of Premier League matches for the 2016-17 season
John Whittingdale backs call for inquiry into Mazher Mahmood
Tory MP wants new investigation into fake sheikh's stories
Eton pupils sold scandalous stories to the Sun in the bar of a pub, court told
Reporter Jamie Pyatt 'kept excellent sixth form contacts for years' inside the £34,000-a-year school
Viral video chart: Paper Cat, paint fights and a Russian bar brawl
A cat plays with paper, two kids play with paint and one man stays cool in a brawl. Frances Perraudin runs through the week's top viral videos
Mail Online TV: what would it be like?
Mail Online TV could become a reality. But what would it be like? Here are some suggestions from our readers on Twitter
Top comment on MediaGuardian
Sky and BT playing cat and mouse ahead of Premier League bids process
Owen Gibson: Broadcasting giants prepare for bidding battle as Premier League chiefs anticipate substantial boost to revenues
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Craig Charles leaves I'm a Celebrity after death of his brother. P6
Julian Assange's appeal to lift arrest warrant is rejected by Swedish court. P11
Spot the difference: which is art and which is advert. P15
Police face legal action for spying on journalists. P17
Close webcam spying site, Russians urged. P17
Jeremy Vine stopped for speeding on bicycle. P26
Journalist Jackie Ashley takes over as president of Lucy Cavendish College. P26
Tehran pardons blogger after six years in prison. P33
Virgin Media bumps up phone and TV charges. P41
Match of the Day faces threat from ITV bid. S1, 3
Jeremy Vine stopped for speeding on bicycle. P5
Webcam hacking site 'will take time to shut'. P5
BBC tackles the steamy story of the real scarlet lady. P7
Twenty-five years of televised Parliament. P26
Dyson to plough £1bn into technology research. B5
John Lewis ad prompts online rush for penguins. B8
Match of the Day faces threat from ITV bid. S7
Personal technology. P15
Arrogant start-ups face challenge of when to ignore their critics. P16
Dyson to plough £1bn into technology research. P22
Police face legal action for spying on journalists. P20
Julian Assange's appeal to lift arrest warrant is rejected by Swedish court. P20
Jeremy Vine stopped for speeding on bicycle. P21
Change your password to stop Russians hacking into webcam. P31
Dyson to plough £1bn into technology research. P68
MP Thornberry quits over row over flags tweet. P8
Prosecutor in Rolf Harris trail to lead St Helena sex abuse inquiry. P12
Mark Thomas sues the Met over snooping allegation. P22
Jeremy Vine stopped for speeding on his bike. P22
Foreign al-Jazeera prisoners may be freed. P33
Yahoo gains as Google ditched. P58
Egyptian president may pardon tow of the three al-Jazeera journalists. P2
Jerry Seinfeld backtracks on autistic comment. P15
Simon Kelner: Greed? Journalists can't take the high ground. P16
Jeremy Vine stopped for speeding on his bicycle. P21
Mark Thomas sues police for 'snooping'. P22
Inside Television. P37
Laughter Lines: The Daily Mash: perfect mash-up of jokes and journalism. P41
TV producers court deals in bustling foreign markets. P10, 11
Americans flock to Mail Online. P16
Interview with Game of Thrones actress Natalie Dormer W14
Jeremy Vine stopped for speeding on bicycle. P3
Mariella Frostrup: I lost half my work when I turned 50. P3
Why didn't BBC challenge David Hockney over drug use. P7, 14
Ephraim Hardcastle on media. P19
Plebgate libel trial news. P33
Dyson to plough £1bn into technology research. P78
I'm a Celebrity … coverage. P9
Vanessa Feltz to join the radio Hall of Fame. P9
Jeremy Vine stopped for speeding on his bike. P11
Bill Cosby bid to silence sex claim reporter. P23
The X Factor coverage. P3
I'm a Celebrity ... coverage. P6, 7, 42, 43
BBC DJ apologises for saying women should 'keep their knickers on' to avoid rape. P13
Jeremy Vine stopped for speeding on his bike. P21
Channel 4 reporter bared from hosting awards due to Ebola fears. P21
Strictly Come Dancing coverage. P41
Richard Branson's island to feature on series about the super-rich. P42
Close webcam spying site, Russians urged. P5
I'm a Celebrity coverage. P6, 7
Jeremy Vine stopped for speeding on bicycle. P27
Match of the Day faces threat from ITV bid. P69
I'm a Celebrity … coverage. P1, 4, 5
The X Factor coverage. P3
Gary Lineker could face sack if ITV take over Match Of The Day. P9
Harry Hill to play mad scientist in new BBC comedy. P28
