18½ review – offbeat comedy about sex, lies and the notorious gap in the Watergate tape
The Watergate saga is fictitiously reimagined in this kooky caper that ditches thrills in favour of meandering oddball fun
Delhi police arrest Muslim journalist Mohammed Zubair over tweet from 2018
Journalists demand release of co-founder of Alt News after he was accused of insulting Hindus
Local papers lose out to Facebook as UK towns become ‘news deserts’
Report says people often find online groups more informative than underfunded traditional media
Columnist apologises after being accused of trying to out Rebel Wilson
Andrew Hornery, gossip columnist for Sydney Morning Herald, says he regrets how he handled the story
Sir David Nicholas obituary
One of the great innovators of British television news who used the latest technology to cover election nights and live events
A pigeon and a chipolata? FFS! First week highlights of Rooney v Vardy
‘Wagatha Christie’ libel trial has heard exchanges about WhatsApp messages, emojis and slang
Will the news boom prevent more media outlets going bust?
Analysis: newspapers have attracted record numbers of readers seeking trusted sources in uncertain times
Why do people who try to tell us the truth suffer so much online abuse and so many lawsuits?
The messenger is often the target of gendered and personal attacks. It’s so much easier than hearing uncomfortable truths, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
‘Don’t call it a war’ – propaganda filters the truth about Ukraine on Russian media
Kremlin clamps down on Facebook and threatens to muzzle outspoken independent news outlets
Use of ‘sexist’ and ‘racist’ in the New York Times increased over 400% since 2012. Why?
We analyzed 27m news articles published between 1970 and 2019. Our study reveals a substantial shift has occurred, and it may have important implications
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
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’