Spying row: how Corbyn seized chance to take on the Sun
Labour used to woo the rightwing press; the age of social media has changed all that
MPs’ ‘fake news’ inquiry barred from UK embassy
‘Offending Trump’ behind decision not to host historic session
Max Mosley threatens to sue papers over orgy story under data laws
Former Formula One boss says references to ‘private party’ breach Data Protection Act
Brazil’s biggest newspaper pulls content from Facebook after algorithm change
Folha de S Paulo accuses social media giant of encouraging fake news, saying Facebook has become ‘inhospitable terrain for … quality content’
Australia’s trust in media at record low as ‘fake news’ fears grow, survey finds
Edelman Trust Barometer shows people are far more willing to trust traditional news media than Facebook and Twitter
Mirror Group admits bosses ‘turned blind eye’ to phone hacking
MGN discloses cover-up of three papers’ ‘disgraceful actions’ as it settles Hugh Grant privacy case
Experience: I write fake news
I’m furthering ignorance, certainly, but I don’t think people have died as a result of my work
How the Drudge Report ushered in the age of Trump
Twenty years ago, Matt Drudge’s reports on the Lewinsky affair nearly brought down Bill Clinton. He was seen as the wellspring of a new, hyper-aggressive American conservatism – but has he been outflanked by his imitators?
Why Facebook has abandoned news for the important business of trivia
Mark Zuckerberg has clearly decided that real news has become too troublesome to bother with any more
Italians asked to report fake news to police in run-up to election
Online service launched for flagging up instances as concern grows about rise of phenomenon
Samantha Fox: ‘I did all kinds of things Page 3 girls weren’t supposed to do’
The actor and former model, 51, tells Tim Jonze about sniper fire, desperate teenage boys, last chance raves and playing on the wing for Arsenal Ladies
Breaking news: why does Hollywood gloss over the world of magazine journalism?
While Steven Spielberg’s drama again venerates the men who report the news, cinema still portrays magazine offices as the realm of shallow, shameful women
The Post is a timely reminder of the struggle between press freedom and government lies
Steven Spielberg’s new film about Nixon’s attempt to gag the US press remains disturbingly relevant
Dan Sabbagh: ‘Editing news is intense, thrilling and ultimately exhausting’
The Guardian’s outgoing national news editor reflects on his years at the helm of one of the busiest desks in the building
Journalists cast as villains need to recall their heroes
The press is proud of its triumphs. But now, under attack as never before, it needs to hold itself to its own values of transparency and rigour too