Hugh Grant’s witness statement to the Leveson inquiry – full text

Read the star's full written statement to the inquiry detailing incidents of press intrusion and alleged phone hacking

Leveson inquiry: Hugh Grant delivers damning testimony

Actor reveals himself to be thoughtful, articulate, brave in an unheroic way and – at least twice – very kind

Leveson inquiry into phone hacking: first witnesses – profiles

Bob and Sally Dowler, Hugh Grant, writer Joan Smith and Ashley Cole's solicitor Graham Shear were all allegedly targeted. By James Robinson

US publishers seek bargain-hunters with online shopping deals

After the coupon craze, newspaper owners launch their own Groupon-style search engine

If Assange were a print man, would he be called a terrorist?

In their attacks on WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange, traditional news organisations seem to have forgotten that his objectives are the same as theirs, writes John Naughton

News International ‘fully admitted’ liability for email hacking

NoW accepted liability over allegations from Sienna Miller which included that her private emails had been opened

Hacking away at the truth: Alan Rusbridger’s Orwell lecture

Full text of the Guardian editor's Orwell lecture on journalism and the phone-hacking scandal, given at University College, London

Guardian wins again at Games Media Awards

Steve Boxer: We claim best newspaper coverage of video games for a fifth consecutive year

Don’t listen to the silly burghers – town centre offices are not essential

Roy Greenslade argues that there is no longer a need for expensive, centralised newspaper headquarters

Joyce McKinney and the battle of the tabloids

The beauty queen, the Mormon missionary tied to a bed – Joyce McKinney's bizarre story gripped Britain in the 1970s and is now retold in a fine documentary, writes Andrew Anthony

Independent website to launch paywall for non-UK readers

Indy website will have New York Times-style limited access of 20 free articles a month before users are charged. By Mark Sweney

The readers’ editor on… the rights and wrongs of putting spoilers in reviews

Chris Elliott: Open door: Reviewers have to discuss the nature of a film, book or TV show. But how far should they go in keeping from readers vital plot points or the denouement of a work?