Media
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70,000 people sign up to support Sara Rowbotham, played by Maxine Peake in Three Girls, a BBC dramatisation of abuse scandal
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Letters: Frank Field says if Labour lose on 8 June then Jeremy Corbyn’s manifesto must be the starting point from which a new leader is chosen by the PLP alone, while other readers tackle the hostile media landscape faced by the party
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A major leak of Facebook’s internal guidelines shows how the social network deals with hate speech, graphic violence and sexual imagery. As regulators become increasingly concerned about the content available on Facebook, is it time the company took a more active approach to policing its users?
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Brands such as McDonald’s try to turn death into a marketing opportunity but you can’t consume your way out of heartbreak
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The Wolf Hall author discusses the line between truth and fantasy
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The European commission sanction against Facebook will do little to deter it from harvesting ever more our private data
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We learn nothing from Ian Brady. We’re just fetishising him
Catherine BennettThe coverage of the murderer’s death says much about our glorification of celebrity – no matter the cause or cost -
Jeremy Corbyn’s party says it’s losing the fight for fair coverage but others point out it has always struggled against press barons. How crucial is the battle for headlines?
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Report comes as leaked account suggests Donald Trump called James Comey ‘a real nut job’ after firing him from position as head of the FBI
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The founder of WikiLeaks speaks from the balcony of the Ecuadorian embassy after Sweden dropped their investigation into rape allegations against him
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As Sweden drops investigation, Met police say WikiLeaks founder still faces arrest for breaching bail conditions on entering Ecuadorian embassy
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This year’s upfronts have revealed a Katy Perry-starring American Idol reboot, more DC and Marvel shows and the return of Seth MacFarlane
First thoughts Facebook generates massive profits – it can afford to protect the public
First thoughts Facebook generates massive profits – it can afford to protect the public