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Theresa May’s plan to censor TV shows condemned by Tory cabinet colleague
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Mirror phone-hacking payouts will have wider impact on the press
Jane Martinson: Six-figure sums awarded by judge set new benchmark for privacy cases and will raise issues for other publishers
Today’s headlines
The Guardian
Tory attack on Theresa May’s plan to censor TV shows. P1, 2
Trinity Mirror must pay £1.2m to hacking victims. P1, 5
How Trinity Mirror’s years of denials over phone hacking were ruined in a morning. P5
JK Rowling ‘vindicated’ after winning Daily Mail libel action. P14
Remorseful Jeremy Clarkson open to a return to the BBC. P15
BBC sued by company behind Grand Theft Auto. P18
Guardian’s Martin Chulov wins Orwell journalism prize. P18
Court hears Andy Coulson asked News of the World journalist to be ‘fall guy’. P20
David Letterman bids star-studded and stoic farewell. P27
Mail Online hit by steep fall in revenue growth. P35
Daily Telegraph
Mirror Group to pay record damages of £16m to phone-hacking victims. P7
Remorseful Jeremy Clarkson open to a return to the BBC. P7
Feature: The rise of BBC Radio 4 Extra. P25
Journalists land Downing Street and Treasury jobs. P2
Hacking victims win Trinity Mirror test case. P4
Personal technology. P14
YouTube takes on Amazon and eBay with click-and-buy video adverts. P17
Liberty Global chairman makes first hints at deal with Vodafone. P21
Mail Online’s push into US fails to gain traction. P22
The Times
Sunday Times columnist to head No10 policy unit. P2
Remorseful Jeremy Clarkson open to a return to the BBC. P3
BBC sued by company behind Grand Theft Auto. P4
Mirror Group pays millions to phone-hacking victims. P8, 9
Diary: media news. P13
Apps lead surge in traffic at Mail Online. P43
The Independent
Mirror owner could face £300m final bill for phone hacking. P1, 4
How hacking became standard practice on show business desk. P5
Remorseful Jeremy Clarkson open to a return to the BBC. P14
JK Rowling’s ‘reputation restored’ as Daily Mail libel case settled. P24
Fine art flouts Facebook ban on nudity. P27
David Letterman’s final Late Show. P30
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Mirror publisher could face crippling damages bill over phone hacking. P6
How phone hacking became ‘rife’ at the tabloid newspapers. P6
JK Rowling’s reputation is ‘restored’ following newspaper’s apology. P6
Art lover fights Facebook over ban on posting Impressionist nude. P17
Why Australian entrant loves Eurovision. P27
Presidents and stars say farewell to David Letterman. P28
Inside Television. P37
Laughter Lines: iPlayer continues to have the last laugh over BBC3. P4
Wall Street Journal Europe
Feature: Europe seeks a model to repel web giants. P2
Trinity Mirror gets hacking penalty. P17
Daily Mail
Celebrity wins gagging order over her affair with famous married lover. P3
Remorseful Jeremy Clarkson open to a return to the BBC. P6
Ephraim Hardcastle on media. P19
Mirror Group told to pay £1.2m for phone hacking. P24
BBC show Crimewatch gives us nightmares, survey reveals. P38
Daily Mail owner sees profits grow. P75
Sky executive berates cricket commentators over timekeeping. P83
Daily Express
Phone-hacking victims to share £1.2m. P22
Remorseful Jeremy Clarkson open to a return to the BBC. P23
The Sun
Second world war bomb halts BGT rehearsals. P1, P7
Jeremy Clarkson dig at ‘dreadful BBC staff’. P21
The history of Eurovision Song Contest. P34
|Big Brother coverage. P35
Daily Mirror
Trinity Mirror likely to appeal over hacking payouts. P4
Remorseful Jeremy Clarkson open to a return to the BBC. P11
BBC sued by company behind Grand Theft Auto. P25
Daily Star
Jeremy Clarkson bashes BBC bosses live … on BBC. P1, 7
Trinity Mirror ordered to pay hacking victims. P9
BBC show Crimewatch gives us nightmares, survey reveals. P20
BBC bosses confuse staff with jargon. P20
