‘I’ve never been wrong’: has a C-list Hollywood blog scooped the world with royal news?
Secret protocols have long been in place for how the death of the Queen will be revealed. Or they were until ‘sources close to the Royal Kingdom’ got chatty
Benedict Cumberbatch swans about on the baffling cover of Vanity Fair’s Hollywood issue
Scowling, sodden and surrounded by waterfowl, the actor adorns the new Hollywood issue as an icon of … what exactly?
Hold the front page… as a digital asset? News UK may join NFT boom
Sun publisher examining whether classic front pages and exclusive photos can have lucrative second life
Crypto exchange Binance makes $200m investment in Forbes
Deal comes less than two years after Binance sued business publisher for defamation
Ex-fiance of Caroline Flack jailed for harassment of Dan Wootton
Judge also imposes restraining order on Andrew Brady, who had blamed the journalist for Flack’s death
The Guardian view on Wordle: let the game stay free
Editorial: Joyful and innocuously addictive, the online word game harks back to a more innocent age. The new owners must respect its spirit
Will Wordle still be free after the New York Times buyout?
Will the hit game imminently be locked behind a paywall or stay as it is? What about ads? The NYT’s head of games explains the plan
PM-supporting pork pie front page puzzles Sun pundits
Paper causes confusion with allusions to Johnson ‘cutting the mustard’ while being ‘in a pickle’
A Journal for Jordan review – bland military romance scuppers Denzel Washington
Directed by Washington, this story based on a reporter’s memoir about her soldier husband and their son fails to find a compelling focus
Mail Online: Ipso upholds complaint over town being ‘no-go area for white people’
Online edition of Daily Mail ordered to publish correction as title’s defence dismissed
Sienna Miller says Sun forced her to make decisions about pregnancy
Actor, who believes reporter illegally obtained medical records, speaks after accepting settlement
Andrew Neil threatens to sue Jennifer Arcuri after tweet about Epstein
Businesswoman had made claims about journalist’s inclusion in a contact book owned by Jeffrey Epstein
Martin Clarke to step down as editor of MailOnline
Resignation announced just weeks after Clarke appeared to be one of victors in DMG Media internal power struggle
Payout for Dacre as DMGT bosses pocket £33m amid cuts fears
Former Daily Mail editor to benefit by about £1.9m but top four directors are biggest beneficiaries
Americans were horrified to be told to live like Europeans. Is it longer life expectancy they mind?
An article suggesting US citizens could learn something from a Europe racked, it said, by goods shortages has caused predictable outrage, writes Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi