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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
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Social media storm over Home Office tactics in crackdown on illegal immigrants*
Official tweets showing raids of suspects are described by critics as 'dystopian' and likened to 'UK Hunger Games'
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Sun paywall: Daily Mirror launches aggressive campaign to lure web users*
Campaign aims to hoover up some of the 27 million users who are likely to defect in search of free news websites
*
BT v Sky: battle kicks off to win sports TV fans*
BT has spent £1bn in a bid to woo customers to its football and rugby coverage. We look at how the big players score
*New Doctor Who to be unveiled on Sunday*
BBC to reveal new Doctor at 7pm in a live show, with bookmakers already installing The Thick of It's Peter Capaldi as favourite
*Spotify, Pandora and the profits problem for streaming music*
Artists like Thom Yorke are angry about meagre musician payouts, but concerns remain over long-term business models
*
Mark Lawrenson to have 'reduced role' on Match of the Day*
The BBC has confirmed the veteran pundit Mark Lawrenson will appear on the show less this season
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Sun to launch £10m-plus ad blitz*
'Get involved' campaign including TV advertising 'roadblock' aims to get readers and web users to sign up to Sun+
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Prince William: BBC says sorry for promo image with penis drawn on it*
Blunder happened on BBC Breakfast when BBC1 show broadcast clip of promo video for comedy quartet Barbershopera
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*Sky's roving reporter tries to down BT Sport in whirl of rotor blades
Rob Bagchi:* Aviation fuel and ozone gave Sky a head start as they prepared for the arrival of BT Sport
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Stella Creasy – MP who takes the fight to Twitter trolls, payday loan firms – and Tories. P16, 17
BBC apologises for royal phallic graffiti blunder. P19
Pakistan talkshow host gives away babies as prizes. P26
Three UK triples profits with smartphone deals. P30
Ozone and aviation fuel give Sky a new exuberance in battle with BT. P40
*Daily Telegraph*
BBC apologises for showing a picture of the Duke of Cambridge with a penis on his head. P2
The identity of the new Doctor Who to be revealed on Sunday night. P12
BBC attempts to step back from its criticism of John Humphrys documentary. P12
BT blocked from showing Sky Sports on its new TV service. B3
Cost cuts help Trinity Mirror raise profits despite drop in revenue. B3
BT Sport launches. S8
*Financial Times*
BT Sport kicks off challenge to Sky dominance. P3
Personal technology: Another Google go at buttering up couch potatoes. P10
Google in new iPhone challenge. P16
Three to boost network with 4G. P17
*The Times*
BBC to reveal the new Doctor Who live on TV. P8
Internet watchdog says it's overwhelmed by a large rise in reports of abuse images. P8
Google Glass to be banned for motorists. P15
Twitter bomb threats to women journalists investigated by police. P22
Saudi Arabian blogger faces seven years in jail and 600 lashes for online dissent. P31
Net debt at Trinity Mirror is cut as it slashes costs. P43
*The Independent*
How social media fuels holiday inflation. P7
Independent writer among journalists sent bomb threats on Twitter. P10
Who do you think you are? BBC stages special show just to unveil new Doctor. P19
Comment: Without Zoo magazine, how would anyone know I'm a sex object. P18
Defaced photo of prince on breakfast TV. P19
'Bomber' doubles Rolling Stone's sales. P35
Obituary: Henri Alleg: Journalist who fought for Algerian independence. P50
Obituary: Ilya Segalovich: Computer pioneer whose internet search company predated Google. P51
Has Facebook at last found a way to make money? P54
Digital income drops by 8% at Trinity Mirror. P57
Where will Sky stop in its bid to eclipse BT? P66
*i*
Twitter abuse intensifies with bomb threats sent to journalists. P2
BBC considering remaking The Great Escape as a TV series. P2
Comment: Review of Zoo – Come on, feminists. You need to lighten up. P16
Trinity Mirror suffers 8% drop in digital revenues. P44
Sky Sports News visits 92 football grounds in bid to eclipse BT. P49
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Next Apple iPad mini likely to have 'retina' screen. P16
Sony nurses TV business back to black. P16
*Daily Mail*
Simon Cowell saga – Marry me and give me a TV show. P8, 9
Firms linked to hacking may finally be named. P20
Find out who's Who on Sunday. P34
Trinity Mirror is lifted. P72
BT's Jake revs up for kick-off. P79
*Daily Express*
Simon Cowell baby shock. P1, 5
Pressure grows to ban magazine that glorifies Nazi murderers. P9
Is Doctor Who about to change sex? P13
Why the Queen reigns as greatest cover girl. P27
*The Sun*
BBC to unveil the new Doctor Who live on TV. P3
BBC apologises for showing a picture of Prince William with a penis on his head. P7
Katie Price: Twitter must put a stop to its evil trolls. P11
Makers of Blackadder plan to bring it back as a blockbuster film. TV Biz P1
BBC considers re-making The Great Escape as a TV series. TV Biz P2
*Daily Mirror*
Simon Cowell's American TV career may be in trouble due to his affair. P5
BBC apologises for showing a picture of the Duke of Cambridge with a penis on his head. P20
BBC to remake The Great Escape as TV mini-series. P23
Interview with TV comedian Frank Skinner. P36, 37
*Daily Star*
Simon Cowell named in divorce papers. P1, 4, 5
Coronation Street's Helen and Kev to return. P3
Big Brother coverage. P11
BBC forced to grovel for rude royal picture. P19
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*
Social media storm over Home Office tactics in crackdown on illegal immigrants*
Official tweets showing raids of suspects are described by critics as 'dystopian' and likened to 'UK Hunger Games'
*
Sun paywall: Daily Mirror launches aggressive campaign to lure web users*
Campaign aims to hoover up some of the 27 million users who are likely to defect in search of free news websites
*
BT v Sky: battle kicks off to win sports TV fans*
BT has spent £1bn in a bid to woo customers to its football and rugby coverage. We look at how the big players score
*New Doctor Who to be unveiled on Sunday*
BBC to reveal new Doctor at 7pm in a live show, with bookmakers already installing The Thick of It's Peter Capaldi as favourite
*Spotify, Pandora and the profits problem for streaming music*
Artists like Thom Yorke are angry about meagre musician payouts, but concerns remain over long-term business models
*
Mark Lawrenson to have 'reduced role' on Match of the Day*
The BBC has confirmed the veteran pundit Mark Lawrenson will appear on the show less this season
*
Sun to launch £10m-plus ad blitz*
'Get involved' campaign including TV advertising 'roadblock' aims to get readers and web users to sign up to Sun+
*
Prince William: BBC says sorry for promo image with penis drawn on it*
Blunder happened on BBC Breakfast when BBC1 show broadcast clip of promo video for comedy quartet Barbershopera
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*Sky's roving reporter tries to down BT Sport in whirl of rotor blades
Rob Bagchi:* Aviation fuel and ozone gave Sky a head start as they prepared for the arrival of BT Sport
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Stella Creasy – MP who takes the fight to Twitter trolls, payday loan firms – and Tories. P16, 17
BBC apologises for royal phallic graffiti blunder. P19
Pakistan talkshow host gives away babies as prizes. P26
Three UK triples profits with smartphone deals. P30
Ozone and aviation fuel give Sky a new exuberance in battle with BT. P40
*Daily Telegraph*
BBC apologises for showing a picture of the Duke of Cambridge with a penis on his head. P2
The identity of the new Doctor Who to be revealed on Sunday night. P12
BBC attempts to step back from its criticism of John Humphrys documentary. P12
BT blocked from showing Sky Sports on its new TV service. B3
Cost cuts help Trinity Mirror raise profits despite drop in revenue. B3
BT Sport launches. S8
*Financial Times*
BT Sport kicks off challenge to Sky dominance. P3
Personal technology: Another Google go at buttering up couch potatoes. P10
Google in new iPhone challenge. P16
Three to boost network with 4G. P17
*The Times*
BBC to reveal the new Doctor Who live on TV. P8
Internet watchdog says it's overwhelmed by a large rise in reports of abuse images. P8
Google Glass to be banned for motorists. P15
Twitter bomb threats to women journalists investigated by police. P22
Saudi Arabian blogger faces seven years in jail and 600 lashes for online dissent. P31
Net debt at Trinity Mirror is cut as it slashes costs. P43
*The Independent*
How social media fuels holiday inflation. P7
Independent writer among journalists sent bomb threats on Twitter. P10
Who do you think you are? BBC stages special show just to unveil new Doctor. P19
Comment: Without Zoo magazine, how would anyone know I'm a sex object. P18
Defaced photo of prince on breakfast TV. P19
'Bomber' doubles Rolling Stone's sales. P35
Obituary: Henri Alleg: Journalist who fought for Algerian independence. P50
Obituary: Ilya Segalovich: Computer pioneer whose internet search company predated Google. P51
Has Facebook at last found a way to make money? P54
Digital income drops by 8% at Trinity Mirror. P57
Where will Sky stop in its bid to eclipse BT? P66
*i*
Twitter abuse intensifies with bomb threats sent to journalists. P2
BBC considering remaking The Great Escape as a TV series. P2
Comment: Review of Zoo – Come on, feminists. You need to lighten up. P16
Trinity Mirror suffers 8% drop in digital revenues. P44
Sky Sports News visits 92 football grounds in bid to eclipse BT. P49
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Next Apple iPad mini likely to have 'retina' screen. P16
Sony nurses TV business back to black. P16
*Daily Mail*
Simon Cowell saga – Marry me and give me a TV show. P8, 9
Firms linked to hacking may finally be named. P20
Find out who's Who on Sunday. P34
Trinity Mirror is lifted. P72
BT's Jake revs up for kick-off. P79
*Daily Express*
Simon Cowell baby shock. P1, 5
Pressure grows to ban magazine that glorifies Nazi murderers. P9
Is Doctor Who about to change sex? P13
Why the Queen reigns as greatest cover girl. P27
*The Sun*
BBC to unveil the new Doctor Who live on TV. P3
BBC apologises for showing a picture of Prince William with a penis on his head. P7
Katie Price: Twitter must put a stop to its evil trolls. P11
Makers of Blackadder plan to bring it back as a blockbuster film. TV Biz P1
BBC considers re-making The Great Escape as a TV series. TV Biz P2
*Daily Mirror*
Simon Cowell's American TV career may be in trouble due to his affair. P5
BBC apologises for showing a picture of the Duke of Cambridge with a penis on his head. P20
BBC to remake The Great Escape as TV mini-series. P23
Interview with TV comedian Frank Skinner. P36, 37
*Daily Star*
Simon Cowell named in divorce papers. P1, 4, 5
Coronation Street's Helen and Kev to return. P3
Big Brother coverage. P11
BBC forced to grovel for rude royal picture. P19
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