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Tommy Sheridan convicted of lying under oath
Former Scottish MP found guilty of perjury in defamation case against News of the World.
Assange calls Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee "idiots"
WikiLeaks founder calls for prosecution of those demanding his execution and defends Bradley Manning
TMG: No commercial motive for missing Cable quote
Telegraph claims removing Cable's "declaration of war" on Rupert Murdoch was an "editorial decision"
Pope to deliver 'Thought for the Day' on Radio 4
Months of negotiation behind Pope Benedict XVI's Christmas Eve message
How impartial is Jeremy Hunt?
The decision over Murdoch’s BSkyB takeover passes to the Culture Secretary – who is on record praising the tycoon.
Why Britain needs its own Jon Stewart
Channel 4 is cutting down on The Daily Show - and it's a crying shame.
BBC denies 'The Nativity' drama had anti-Jewish libel
Leading rabbi criticises portrayal of a character who denies shelter to pregnant Mary.
Frankie Boyle slammed for using racist words
Channel 4 defend the stand-up's "cutting edge comedy" after comments made on Tramadol Nights
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Assange calls Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee "idiots"
WikiLeaks founder calls for prosecution of those demanding his execution and defends Bradley Manning
Our leaders are ham-fisted chumps
“The spectacle of implicated governments trying to stifle WikiLeaks is futile and undignified,” writes the star comedian Russell Brand.
ABCe: Mail Online top for 11th month as traffic up again
Mail website attracts 700,000 more unique users per day than the Guardian
Reporters Without Borders to host WikiLeaks mirror site
Press freedom campaigners join thousands of activists to have copied the WikiLeaks archive
Celebrated cartoonist Barry Fantoni retires after 47 years at Private Eye
Veteran cartoonist Barry Fantoni retires from the magazine after 47 years to write detective fiction and pen his memoirs.
American Media to exit bankruptcy by year-end
Publisher of National Enquirer and Men's Fitness plan filed for Chapter 11 protection in November
Tony Howard: establishment radical
Roy Hattersley remembers a complex man, willing to promote and enjoy the success of others.
UNESCO director-general calls for improved safety of journalists
At least 42 journalists killed worldwide in 2010.
Tommy Sheridan convicted of lying under oath
Former Scottish MP found guilty of perjury in defamation case against News of the World.
TMG: No commercial motive for missing Cable quote
Telegraph claims removing Cable's "declaration of war" on Rupert Murdoch was an "editorial decision"
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