Stephen Glover in The Independent writes: "I recognise that most paparazzi are not the sort of people you would invite to tea with your mother. This hardly justifies treating them as punchbags... I am against paparazzi being allowed to invade people's privacy, but there is no law against them taking photographs in public. Peter Wilby in The Guardian considers the way British papers covered the French election.
Peter Cole in the Independent on Sunday looked at the growing importance of measuring newspapers' online audiences. And I'm not quite certain if I caught the drift of Peter Preston's column in The Observer. Since it was based on a TV spoof it's clear that I need to stay in more.
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