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  Phone-hacking suspects 'could use inquiry to sabotage cases'

  26 Oct 2011: The Met and CPS have raised concerns that evidence heard by Lord Justice Leveson could jeopardise future criminal trials

• Leveson inquiry likely to hear witnesses' evidence for three months

  26 Oct 2011: Phone-hacking evidence to be heard at high court from 21 November with witnesses including Milly Dowler's parents. By James Robinson

• Inky Fingers: Maggoty Lamb wonders whether Skrillex is man enough to herald a new dance revolution

  26 Oct 2011: In this month's far-reaching investigation into the state of music journalism, Maggoty Lamb waves his glowstick in distaste as Spin magazine tries to revive rave

• Deep Throat and a run-in with the red pen

  26 Oct 2011: Media Monkey: A headline-grabber about the battles between New Yorker film reviewer Pauline Kael and her editor

• Morrissey's libel battle against NME to be heard next year

  26 Oct 2011:

  Former Smiths frontman says high court appearance is chance to 'clear my name' over alleged racism accusations. By Josh Halliday

• Fifty years of Private Eye's eccentric view of sport

  25 Oct 2011:

  Frank Keating: For the past half century Private Eye has been casting its wittily baleful eye over the prolix and self-important pomposities of modern professional sport

• Pass notes No 3,067: James Murdoch

  25 Oct 2011: Rupert Murdoch's lad was set to succeed dad as the head of the whole News Corp shebang. Now? Mmm, perhaps the jury's out

• Tribune, journal of the left, faces closure after 75 years

  25 Oct 2011: Co-operative plan put forward to save title, whose previous editors include Aneurin Bevan and Michael Foot

• Jonathan Wynne-Jones to leave Sunday Telegraph for the Windy City

  25 Oct 2011: Media Monkey: Hack once described as 'a total shit' by the Archbishop of Westminster's press officer to ply his trade in Chicago

• James Murdoch's grip on News Corporation is slipping

  25 Oct 2011: The extent of the shareholder revolt against Rupert Murdoch's son could result in a rival taking over the company. By Dan Sabbagh

• Sunday Mirror loses bid to overturn Olivier Martinez privacy ruling

  25 Oct 2011: European court of justice's decision reinforces law under which UK online publishers can be sued in any EU member state. By Josh Halliday

• Phone hacking: book publishing executives targeted

  25 Oct 2011: Agent who worked with Linda McCartney and publisher of Katie Price autobiography told they may have been under surveillance. By Dalya Alberge

• Gannett and Newsquest executives indulge in 'bonus excess'

  25 Oct 2011:

  Roy Greenslade applauds David Carr's excellent analysis about newspaper corporate greed, headlined 'Why not occupy newsrooms?"

• James Murdoch's future under threat

  24 Oct 2011:

  News Corp shareholders lodge protest vote against James and Lachlan Murdoch following media company's annual meeting

• Q awards: Siouxsie Sioux rewarded for outstanding contribution to music

  24 Oct 2011: Other acts to be honoured include U2, Adele, Coldplay, and Take That's Gary Barlow for two decades of classic songwriting

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