Media
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US first lady sued UK newspaper’s owners over false allegations about her work as a professional model
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Brief letters: Prep school beatings | TV Licensing enforcement | County cricket attendances | Rugby league’s simpler laws | National anthem lyrics
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Freelance journalist Natasha Exelby ‘read the riot act’ and offered more training after series of missteps, but will remain in casual production role
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Art Cullen owns the 3,000-circulation Storm Lake Times with his brother John. His wife and son also work at the paper
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Letters: As long as there is an adequate audience for Songs of Praise or the radio morning service they should continue
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With the former Labour leader singing Take on Me, the Channel 4 chatshow cemented its reputation for getting our leaders to let their hair down. Host Adam Hills explains how they do it
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Wendy Walsh, a former regular guest on The O’Reilly Factor, alleges the TV host reneged on a job offer after she declined to join him in his hotel suite
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John Clarke, who died at the weekend, left a treasure trove of material, including his long-running series on Australian politics with Bryan Dawe
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Letters: The joyfully diverse smell of books is a cocktail of paper, chemicals, mould and ink. Modern books all smell much the same
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Letter: BBC and TV Licensing do not use bailiffs. We know some people struggle to pay, so do everything we can to help people spread the cost
UK internet ad spend passes £10bn as Google faces YouTube row