Today's media stories from the papers

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Al-Jazeera English journalists Baher Mohamed, Mohamed Fahmy and Peter Greste in court during their first trial in Cairo. Photograph: Heba Elkholy/AP

Two al-Jazeera journalists to face new trial in Egypt

Decision is a blow to Canadian Mohamed Fahmy but a boost to Egyptian Baher Mohamed, after release of Peter Greste

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BBC Trust must take a hard look at itself
Steve Hewlett: Rona Fairhead has won over the troops by talking up the corporation – but there's no dodging the tricky issues that lie ahead

Today's headlines

The Guardian

Sir Martin Sorrell: businesses face Labour v Tories conundrum. P7
Online hate crime may be punished by 'asbos'. P8
Fresh trial dashes hopes of release for al-Jazeera journalists. P18
NBC's Brian Williams goes on leave as broadcaster looks into his reporting record. P22
The reader's editor on... how critical feedback on online sports betting prompted a rethink at the Guardian. P32
Porter's Lucy Yeomans: 'It's all about the woman, listening to her, asking her what she wants'. P34
Snapchat helps Daily Mail and Vice Media get on message with youngsters. P35
Steve Hewlett: BBC Trust must take a hard look at itself. P35
Obituary: former Guardian Media Group chair Lord Gavron. P37
Gillian Anderson interview. G2 P6-9
The residents of Channel 4's Immigration Street. G2 P10-11

Daily Telegraph

Ban internet trolls with asbos, say MPs. P4
Obituary: former Guardian Media Group chair Lord Gavron. P27
Facebook plans to build 'company town' in California. Business P1

The Times

Ban antisemitic abuse online, says Archbishop of Canterbury. P4
Japanese media rewrite wartime sex slave history. P32
NBC's Brian Williams steps down over Iraq war 'lie'. P35

The Independent

Treat racial hatred trolls like sex offenders, MPs propose. P4
British Muslims protest at Muhammad cartoons. P5
Fears raised over Cairo retrial of Al Jazeera journalists. P24
'Serial' podcast's Adnan Syed granted new trail. P25
6 Music leads way as radio's digital revolution gathers momentum. P38
Police-snooping curb cheers press. P39
BBC religion role falls to cost cuts. P39

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Page 3 profile: actor Sir Michael Gambon. P3
MPs say hand out 'internet asbos' to ban social media trolls. P11
My View: Facebook generation needs new rules. P13
Subject of world's biggest podcast Serial granted new trial. P17
Station BBC tried to kill leads the onward march of digital radio. P41
Marketing and branding: Cadbury gets Creme Egg on its face. P41
Media Diary. P41

Wall Street Journal Europe

News Corp sales rise, but profit declines. P16

Daily Mail

Online hate crime may be punished by 'asbos'. P30
Premier League could get £4bn from its seven TV packages, which are going to second round of bidding. P79

Daily Express

BBC pays staff just to get up early. P7
Comic Relief Bake Off contestants take things rather too seriously. P16

The Sun

BBC uses Bulgarian flag instead of Italian tricolour in Six Nations trailer. P4
Paul Gascoigne to guest on BT Sport 1's Matchday Live. P10
Online hate crime may be punished by 'asbos'. P12
Coronation Street coverage. P29
Celebrity Big Brother coverage. P30-31
The Voice coverage. P31

Daily Mirror

Muslims protest near Downing Street over cartoons. P2
Dragons' Den star Hilary Devey complains about her Den wages. P21

Daily Star

Celebrity Big Brother coverage. P1, P5
Dragons' Den star savages the show for paying a pittance. P3
Danny Dyer was terrified of filming with Barbara Windsor. P3
Twitter trolls could get an 'internet asbo' under new plans. P11
Paul Gascoigne wants a TV pundit role. P15
The Jump coverage. P29
Rizzle Kicks rapper Jordan Stephens to appear in E4 comedy. P29

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