US media
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Washington Post says no facts in case against Tehran reporterCorrespondent Jason Rezaian faces charges of spying in a hearing in Iran that will be closed to the public -
global view
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The Weekly Beast: Walkleys' first and last brush with FacebookComplaints about Storyology ‘likes’, Hunger Games round 2 at your ABC, and our Michael Safi among those in the running for a young Walkley -
Stockbait? BuzzFeed announces IPO as clicks and videos keep public hookedChief executive Jonah Peretti has not offered a timeline for the move, but investors will want to know after site was valued at $850m in August
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Photo highlights of the dayThe state opening of parliament, melting tarmac in India and the Red Arrows’ surprise recruit
audio and video
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David Letterman signs off: Tina Fey and Chris Rock join final Top 10 list – video
David Letterman, veteran late-night host, signed off for the last time after 33 years of post-11pm entertainment
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Jeremy Clarkson: being dropped from Top Gear was my own silly fault – video
Jeremy Clarkson says in an interview on BBC Radio 2's Chris Evans Show that he would be open to returning to the BBC
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David Letterman prepares to leave his Late Show desk after 33 years – video
David Letterman is gearing up to officially retire from The Late Show after 33 years. The comedian brought a sardonic, offbeat wit to late-night television
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Ad break: Cadbury, Genius Bread, McDonald's, John Smith's, Lunchables, Johnsonville - video
Animal magic as ducks and cows abound in this week's round-up of new advertising
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'Personality cult': BBC political reporter uses C-word in Nigel Farage report - video
BBC political reporter Norman Smith appears to accidentally use the C-word on Thursday
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Ad break: Humans, Coca-Cola, Walkers, Save the Children and Sky News – video
Channel 4's new drama Humans has a clever trailer that looks like a commercial for a robotics company in this week's compilation of new advertising.
Greenslade Why press freedom-loving Fifa and Qatar are so perfectly matched