Drew Barrymore ‘did not participate’ in bizarre Egyptair interview, representatives claim
Standoff between actor and interviewer over veracity of quotes after much-ridiculed article published in inflight magazine
Telegraph to put politics, business and rugby news behind paywall
Title increases amount of ‘premium’ content as it seeks to pull in more paying readers
Star Wars: The Last Jedi abuse blamed on Russian trolls and ‘political agendas’
Report finds half of negative comments aimed at Rian Johnson’s movie came from Twitter bots or trolls, indicating fan backlash was overstated
‘Propaganda of privilege’: how Labour went to war with the media
Corbyn’s attack on the press in his conference speech follows debate about how a Labour government would tax tech firms
UK newspaper industry demands levy on tech firms
News Media Association says Google and Facebook should fund the journalism from which they profit
Time: how the digital age became the iconic magazine’s unlikely savior
Mark and Lynne Benioff are the latest entrepreneurs to make a bet on old media with their $190m Time purchase. Should tech billionaires own our biggest news outlets?
Follow the money: how News Corp wields power to defend its interests
In the third part of our series, we examine how Rupert Murdoch’s primary interest in politicians is not always political but often commercial
Katie Hopkins applies for insolvency agreement to avoid bankruptcy
Jack Monroe, who won a libel action against columnist, says ‘it’s sad two tweets cost Hopkins her house, job and credit rating’
Russian trolls’ tweets cited in more than 100 UK news articles
Posts from accounts identified in June add to those previously spotted in British media
Rachael Bland obituary
Radio presenter who chronicled her experience of cancer with a mix of heartbreak and humour
Under the Wire review – fearsome account of war reporting in Syria
War photographer Paul Conroy is magnetic as he untangles the nuances of his profession in this screen version of his memoir
Goop to pay out over unproven health benefits of vaginal eggs
Gwyneth Paltrow’s company has agreed to pay $145,000 to settle allegations of unscientific claims
The Guardian view on Aung San Suu Kyi: a deadening silence
Editorial: In saying nothing about genocide of the Rohingya or the imprisonment of journalists exposing massacres, the Nobel prize winner is morally complicit in the crimes committed by Myanmar’s military
War reporters like me will cease to exist if the web giants aren’t stopped
News journalism is being sucked dry by Facebook and Google – the EU must pass a crucial reform on copyright law, says AFP Baghdad bureau chief Sammy Ketz
The Guardian view on Labour’s media policy: important contribution but more please
Editorial: Jeremy Corbyn’s speech on the media has some interesting ideas but it does not tackle how digital disruption is changing journalism