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BBC refuses to include Green party in general election TV leader debates. P15
Nigel Farage to take power in Ukip documentary spoof. P15
Obituary: David Redfern, founder of Redferns picture library. P39
BBC's Robert Peston says letters were stolen from his desk. P2
Facebook ban on 'offensive' breastfeeding photograph. P10
Worst is over now, says Johnston Press. Business P3
Advertising industry wakes up to differences between older consumers. P14
BSkyB buys $7m stake in YouTube video network Whistle Sports. P22
Johnston Press revenue decline slows. P22
BBC refuses to include Green party in general election TV leader debates. P6
Twitter comes under fire over antisemitic abuse. P9
Parents voice concern over BBC child abduction drama. P11
'Populist' Radio 3 has worst Proms ratings in 15 years. P21
Facebook ban on 'offensive' breastfeeding photograph. P29
BSkyB extends rugby deal until 2020. P56
Phone-hacking charges 'imminent' for former Mirror Group journalists. P6
Obituary: David Redfern, founder of Redferns picture library. P52
Big Brother to launch online in China. P3
Graham Norton says he's ready for the future downturn of his TV fortunes. P15
Ant and Dec to host the Brit Awards. P15
Mirror staff face criminal charges in hacking inquiry. P19
Apple in talks to sell in Iran. P1,20
Twitter and IBM agree to develop data tools. P21
Facebook ban on 'offensive' breastfeeding photograph. P1,7
BBC criticised over stars' pronunciation. P7
Robert Hardman criticises Jonathan Jones's Guardian article on the poppy tribute. P15
Anger at BBC for car 'theft' lessons. P27
Hickey: Thom Evans's Strictly departure will disappoint judge Craig Revel Horwood. P17
Joan Rivers' daughter hires lawyers to probe death. P18
BSkyB throws £4.3m into US sports site. P51
The Sun asks if Victoria's Secret ad campaign should be banned for 'body shaming'. P12-13
Ant and Dec to present Brit awards. P23
White Dee to star in Channel 5 documentary. P37
The Apprentice coverage. P38-39
Ant and Dec to host the Brit Awards. P3
X Factor faces losing its Saturday-night spot during Rugby World Cup in 2015. P9
Strictly Come Dancing coverage. P9
Strictly Come Dancing coverage. P3
Ant and Dec to host the Brit Awards. P12
Derek Martin to reprise his role as Charlie Slater in EastEnders. P33
