Media
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Kidnapped, tortured and thown in jail: my 70 days in SudanThe long read: Twelve years after reporting on the conflict in Darfur, film-maker Phil Cox returned. But this time, the Sudanese government put a price on his head
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Julian Assange warned to keep out of Ecuador's politics by new presidentLenín Moreno has agreed to honour WikiLeaks founder’s asylum but Assange’s ‘cordial invitation’ for election loser to leave the country tests relationship
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Labour suspends Ken Livingstone for another year over Hitler commentsCritics claim relations between Labour and Jewish community are at ‘new all-time low’ as former London mayor avoids permanent expulsion
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Social scientists say we are witnessing a backlash to the loss of male dominance in the workplace, a phenomenon that helped Donald Trump become presidentHow did we wind up back in the Mad Men era at work?
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Teenagers think Google is cool, study by Google findsThe company funded ‘It’s Lit: A guide to what teens think is cool’, which found that it was more cool than Vice, Nike and Facebook
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South African politician investigated for tweet about benefits of colonialismHelen Zille wrote colonialism had given the country ‘independent judiciary, transport infrastructure, piped water’
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Darcus Howe, writer, broadcaster and activist, dies aged 74Bonnie Greer and Diane Abbott among those leading tributes to Trinidad-born campaigner who became prominent civil rights figure in the UK
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John Torode: I'm not friends with MasterChef co-host Gregg WallaceAustralian chef – best man at co-presenter’s wedding – tells of vicious arguments and says he has never been to Wallace’s house
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Skeleton cities and snipers: the shocking photographs that show the scale of Syria's lossFrom the shelled-out mall that never opened to a family reclaiming their possessions from rubble, Pulitzer-winning photographer Sergey Ponomarev captured Syria’s tragedy from the inside
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Outrage makes you feel good, but doesn’t change mindsThe left must learn that moral outrage will never win an argument
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Bill O’Reilly and Fox paid about $13m in harassment and abuse settlements – reportSettlements with five women were made in exchange for agreeing to not pursue litigation or speak about accusations, a New York Times investigation found
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Location, location, location – where will Channel 4 move to?The broadcaster is reluctant to leave London, but political pressure is growing to move media jobs nationwide – and three cities are in the running
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A small group of (mostly) men seem to occupy all the spaces available for rightwing commentary in Australia, for limited commercial returnRightwing media doesn't need to be popular. Just ask Mark Latham
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Sydney Morning Herald and Age to employ fewer journalists and narrow coverage