The Guardian
David Cameron's chief of staff at Scotland Yard dinner with Neil Wallis. P1
Defence charities reject News of the World's hacking windfall offer. P13
Daily Telegraph loses Lynn Barber book review case. P13
Advertising watchdog orders L'Oreal to drop airbrushed ads. P13
National Trust recruits Dennis the Menace to tempt more children into its properties. P15
China cafes told to install Wi-Fi surveillance. P19
The Tories and Murdoch - who met whom, and when. P21
Fears over consumer spending take shine off ARM's success. P26
UK customers still missing out on "superfast" broadband. P26
Diary: where will News of the World journalists be redeployed to? P31
Hadley Freeman: there's a way to report celebrity deaths and the way the media handled Amy Winehouse's death wasn't right. G2, P9
A month in Ambridge. G2, P27
The Independent
Ministers met with Rupert Murdoch's people more than 60 times in 15 months. P1
Why were Murdoch and son given confidential defence briefings? P2
Mirror owner launches inquiry. P2
Michael Wolff: Murdoch talked to his editors more than he admits. P2
Stephen Fry joins campaign protesting against Radio 4's planned cull of short story content. P16
Required - tough regulation on broadband promises. P35
E-commerce boom tempts Amazon to test Indian market. P36
Arm Holdings better than expected results, but warns over Christmas sales. P38
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Telegraph book review leads to £65,000 payout. P3
Exposed: cabinet ministers' access to Murdoch family. P8
Trinity Mirror inquiry. P8
Amnesty says website blocked in Saudi Arabia. P25
Pace to make its full year target. P42
Profits boost for Arm Holdings. P42
Amazon hiring for India launch next year. P43
Daily Telegraph
Member of the cabinet has meeting with Murdoch every three days. P1
Broadband deals in need of quick fix. P4
Dinner date of Cameron's top aide, the Met chief, and two NOTW executives. P4
BBC email - executive "gloated" over scandal. P4
Shaky start for digital TV in Suffolk town. P4
Twitter "stopping children reading", says Booker chairman. P11
Daily Telegraph told to pay damages to author. P11
L'Oreal banned from using retouched adverts. P11
Former Google marketing man's book about rise of the internet giant. P21
Murdoch's leadership of BSkyB under fire from select committee MP. B3
Daily Mail owner says it is hacking free. B3
Pace profits halve as Japan disaster hits. B3
The Times
Digital age makes light of Booker heavyweights. P7
Cabinet publishes list of meetings with media owners and journalists. P10
Trinity Mirror to review practices. P10
Writer wins damages for malicious Daily Telegraph review. P17
BT promises to upgrade broadband network for rural users. P41
Online gaming company Zynga prepares to build its cities in Chinese cyberspace. P41
ARM Holdings reports better than expected results. P41
Financial Times
Promises on broadband speed aren't matched by reality, says Ofcom. P4
Law firm Burton Copeland no longer advising News International about phone hacking probe. P4
Luke Johnson: it makes no sense to copy Mark Zuckerberg. P12
Licensing deals help Arm Holdings beat estimates. P18
DMGT decides against phone-hacking inquiry. P18
Supply chain worries behind setback at Pace. P18
Disney looks to expand in India. P21
Thomsons grown restless over Reuters venture. P21
Wall Street Journal Europe
Trinity Mirror to review editorial practices, Daily Mail & General Trust says none of its stories based on phone-hacking. P3
Pressure on Thomson Reuters to deliver. P22
Daily Mail
Murdoch chiefs met ministers 100 times. P17
Arm Holdings boosts "Silicon Fen". P66
Mail owner sees revenues up 2%. P66
Publishing and conferences group Informa may move back to UK from Switzerland if corporation tax cut. P67
Daily Express
Daily Mail ads slump. P66
Chip designer ARM beats forecasts. P67
Set-top box maker Pace pledges to meet revised profit targets. P67
The Sun
Chris Evans issues bowel cancer check-up call. P3
BBC to screen every event at Olympics. P3
Julia Roberts advert for "miracle" skin cream banned. P26
25% rise in profits but microchip designer ARM Holdings still cautious. P47
The Royle Family will be back for another BBC1 Christmas special. TVBiz, P1
Peter Andre may pull the plug on new ITV2 reality show. TVBiz, P1
ITV1's Scott & Bailey to return for second series. TVBiz, P2
Coronation Street latest. TVBiz, P2
How To Look Good Naked shelved by Channel 4. TVBiz, P4
Daily Mirror
Jeff Stelling may stay on Channel 4's Countdown after all. P3
Royle Family will return for Christmas. P15
Daily Star
Coronation Street's Rovers Return faces plague of monster rats. P3
And finally ...
Time to close that file marked "whatever happened to Nick Berry?" The former EastEnders star is the Daily Mirror's page three, er, fella after he turned up on ITV1's breakfast show Lorraine. New show to promote, Nick? Apparently not. B-rod has retired from acting and has been a stay at home dad for the past eight years, reports the paper. "I had a good innings and I just thought, I want to be at home now," said the actor. "I have been doing the school run and I'm a very proud gardener." And if you missed his final BBC1 series, In Deep - let's be honest, who didn't? - you can catch it on DVD now. Perfect daytime viewing, we imagine. DAILY MIRROR, P3
Also on MediaGuardian.co.uk today
Sunday Mirror tops 2m sales
Trinity Mirror tabloid achieves highest sale since January 2000 after heavy promotion and demise of News of the World
BBC journalists plan work to rule
An indefinite work to rule among BBC journalists will begin after another 24-hour strike on Monday
L'Oreal's Julia Roberts and Christy Turlington ad campaigns banned
Advertising watchdog upholds complaints by Liberal Democrat MP Jo Swinson that images overly airbrushed
Telegraph Media Group ordered to pay damages over Lynn Barber book review
Daily Telegraph publisher ordered to pay £65,000 to author Dr Sarah Thornton after losing libel and malicious falsehood case
Discovery strikes deals for its first 3D TV shows outside US
US broadcaster strikes deals with BSkyB and Virgin Media for shows in genres including natural history and extreme sports
Aegis Group sells Synovate to Ipsos for £525m
French market research company Ipsos says deal makes it the third largest market research company in the world
No 10 boss attended Scotland Yard dinner with ex-NoW deputy Neil Wallis
Details of all contacts between ministers and News International reveal that Wallis and Ed Llewellyn, the chief of No 10 staff, attended a dinner hosted by Sir Paul Stephenson
UK broadband connections 'only half as fast as advertised'
Ofcom data shows average speeds in six months to May were 6.8Mbps compared with average advertised speed of 15Mbps
Osborne met News International chiefs 16 times since election
Chancellor's meetings including five with Rebekah Brooks show full extent of government's links to News International
London 2012: BBC will cover every Olympic sport
BBC to cover London 2012 Olympic Games across TV, radio and the internet with more than 2,000 hours of live sport.
/The Guardian
