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  James Murdoch likely to remain BSkyB head after winning key backer

  27 Jul 2011: Sky deputy chairman Nicholas Ferguson understood to have given his backing after 'long conversation' in private meeting. By Jane Martinson

• No 10 boss attended Scotland Yard dinner with ex-NoW deputy Neil Wallis

  27 Jul 2011:

  Details of all contacts between ministers and News International reveal that Wallis and Ed Llewellyn, the chief of No 10 staff, attended a dinner hosted by Sir Paul Stephenson

• Defence charities reject News of the World cash windfall over hacking

  26 Jul 2011: Chance to share profits from last edition spurned, while editorial review is set up at Mirror after new claims

• Media executives' influence: Transparent tea and biscuits

  26 Jul 2011:

  Editorial: The publication of meetings should mean ministers will think twice before grovelling to or being grovelled to by media bosses

• News Corp: a study in the failure of corporate self-regulation

  26 Jul 2011:

  Robert Greenwald: What possible credibility can an internal investigation into phone hacking by an executive on a multimillion-dollar salary have?

• Osborne met News International chiefs 16 times since election

  26 Jul 2011: Chancellor's meetings – including five with Rebekah Brooks – show full extent of government's links to News International

• Murdochs in line for multimillion dollar bonuses despite phone-hacking crisis

  26 Jul 2011: Dan Sabbagh: James Murdoch could earn performance-related bonus of up to $12m and Rupert $25m, but would either be content to take it?

• Telegraph Media Group ordered to pay damages over Lynn Barber book review

  26 Jul 2011: Daily Telegraph publisher ordered to pay £65,000 to author Dr Sarah Thornton after losing libel and malicious falsehood case. By Josh Halliday

• Sunday Mirror tops 2m sales

  26 Jul 2011: Trinity Mirror tabloid achieves highest sale since January 2000 after heavy promotion and demise of News of the World. By Mark Sweney

• Wall Street Journal issues mea culpa over reporting of phone hacking

  26 Jul 2011: Media Monkey: Journal was 'slower than it should have been at the outset to pursue the phone-hacking scandal story', paper admits

• Phone hacking: the case for the defence

  26 Jul 2011:

  Damien McCrystal: Celebrities encourage intrusion, and we have a right to know about anything that affects politicians' ability to do their jobs

• Daily Mirror publisher to review editorial controls

  26 Jul 2011: Trinity Mirror move comes as share price falls amid allegations that phone hacking was not confined to News of the World. By John Plunkett

• Mail on Sunday 'holding on to sales gains after NoW's demise'

  26 Jul 2011: Paper's publisher says it sold about 2.4m copies last weekend, but it is still weighing up plans for new Sunday tabloid. By Mark Sweney

• DMGT's ad revenue decline slows

  26 Jul 2011: National titles' ad revenue down 3% in the first three weeks of July, although overall print ads fall 12% in second quarter. By Mark Sweney

• George Osborne regrets recommending Andy Coulson 'in hindsight'

  26 Jul 2011: Chancellor says former NoW editor wouldn't have been hired as Tory party's media chief had he known what he knows now

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