Regional editors to give evidence at Leveson Inquiry
Ian Hislop will be amongst those set to give evidence to the Inquiry next week.
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The singer claims the photograph used in the piece was taken four years before the story was printed.
View ArticleWhat would Scottish independence mean for Trident?
The UK would struggle to find a new home for its nuclear weapons system.
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The ten must-read pieces from this morning's newspapers.
View ArticleEd Balls makes concessions on austerity and pay restraint
The shadow chancellor has endorsed Osborne's public sector pay freeze and said that Labour would not reverse coalition cuts.
View ArticleNew Girl: not so much a sitcom, more a new front in the war on twee
It's not technically impossible to fight patriarchy in a Hello Kitty thong, although it might be a little uncomfortable.
View ArticleEurozone crisis: ratings agency downgrades nine countries
Standard & Poor's deals heavy blow to French economy by removing AAA credit rating.
View ArticleMorning call: the pick of the papers
The ten must-read pieces from this morning's newspapers.
View ArticleEroticism and war in Angelina Jolie's directorial debut
In the Land of Blood and Honey is a partial success, says Grace Jennings-Edquist.
View ArticleEd Balls' surrender is a political disaster
The shadow chancellor's capitulation on cuts and public sector pay offers vindication for the Tories' economic strategy, even as it is proven to fail.
View ArticleYou win nothing in politics just for being right
If the Tories were a private company, their shareholders would be furious. So why are voters more lenient?
View ArticleWhy prostitutes are living in a "climate of fear"
Police crackdowns on brothel-keeping mean that sex workers are unwilling to report intimidation and violence.
View ArticleIsrael's law keeping Arab families apart
The human consequences of the decision to ban thousands of Palestinians who are married to Israelis from living in Israel.
View ArticleKelvins honest amorality, Mitts weird faith and Tobys school rules
Peter Wilby offers a guide to interpreting the red tops, worries about Mitt Romney, is alarmed about free schools and advises you to water the babies.
View ArticleThe Doors
Greil Marcuss latest foray into criticism fails to persuade that the bloated tragic myth of Jim Morrison and the Doors merits all the attention it gets, writes Stuart Maconie.
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