The Sun dismisses Jude Law’s alleged phone-hacking claim as ‘mischief’

News International says it will 'defend vigorously' against attempt to link the paper with phone-hacking issue

The phone-hacking scandal must not be used to rein in the press

Cory Doctorow: Any assault on the press will affect all internet users who concern themselves with the world around them

Some unexpected figures have taken centre stage, from the Four Weddings actor to the News of the World's political editor

Peter Bradshaw: The Hacked Off campaign has brought out a new authority in the actor, as he fearlessly calls Rupert Murdoch to account

Melissa Harrison: The Twitter campaign has struck a chord with the phenomenal number of people sickened by reports of the NoW's behaviour

Following revelations over Milly Dowler phone hacking, npower, Halifax, T-Mobile and Orange announce that they will review their advertising options

News International newspaper faces angry backlash amid growing campaign for advertising and reader boycott

Auto Trader owner attributes increase to transition to digital model. By Mark Sweney

Email addresses and details of Defense News subscribers stolen from Gannett media company

Magazine for the over-50s gets a 21st century makeover

Attack on publisher apparently in retaliation for Sun coverage of LulzSec hacking coverage. By Charles Arthur

Read Monkey's diary from the Monday section

Robert McCrum: It was a travesty, but the fuss surrounding the fictional lesbian blogger has at least highlighted human rights issues in Syria

Papers to pay damages after false claims that Barbara Broccoli misused public funds through film-making charity. By Jason Deans

Dan Gillmor: After the 'Amina' fiasco, the media need more safeguards. But let's ask: whose interests are served by outlawing anonymity?