‘People think I bathe in asses’ milk’: how Towie’s Gemma Collins became a podcast hit
She went from selling cars to starring on reality TV – and now fronts a smash-hit podcast. But 10 years in the tabloid line of fire hasn’t been easy
Even in the age of social media, women are in the dark about their bodies and pain
A deficit of accessible healthcare advice has resulted in a generation of women muddling together bad advice with new-age fixes, says Full Fact journalist Rachael Krishna
Caroline Flack: politicians condemn press intrusion after presenter’s death
ITV says Sunday’s Love Island will not be broadcast as calls mount for regulation of traditional and social media
The New York Times’s success lays bare the media’s disastrous state
A handful of legacy institutions thrive as digital startups face increasing pressures
Twitter revenue tops $1bn a quarter for first time
Social media firm’s shares climb after revenues rebound far above expectations
Victoria Newton becomes Sun editor as Tony Gallagher goes to Times
Sun on Sunday editor takes top job as part of reshuffle at Rupert Murdoch’s News UK
The Guardian view on the case against Glenn Greenwald: an outrage in Brazil and beyond
Editorial: The decision to charge the American journalist with cybercrimes is an attack on democracy as well as press freedom
UK publishers losing digital ad revenue due to content ‘blacklists’
Technology to stop ads running in stories about terrorism, for example, is blocking them from ‘safe’ stories too
Twitter drops Grindr from ad network over ‘GDPR breaches’
Dating app accused of flouting GDPR law by passing personal data to ad firms but report says problem is endemic
Hugh Grant defends Prince Harry: ‘The tabloids effectively murdered his mother’
The actor and activist has backed up Harry’s desire to ‘protect his family’, while Stormzy has said there is no ‘credible’ reason to dislike Meghan
Twitter to introduce ability to stop people replying to tweets
Measure is aimed at preventing antisocial behaviour and improving quality of discussion
VAT ruling on Times digital edition could save News UK millions
Rupert Murdoch’s firm satisfies tax tribunal that subscriptions should be zero-rated
The media missed the rise of Trump in 2016. Are they ready this time?
Key figures from major US newspapers, news sites and TV describe their fears about covering this year’s election – and ideas on how to get it right
We can’t fight fake news without saving local journalism
Local news is often trusted more than national news but it is highly vulnerable to online disinformation
If only saving the planet was as easy as planting a tree before speeding off in our SUVs
Offsetting is a seductive way of convincing ourselves we’re doing something constructive