The Guardian
BBC plan to axe wildlife fund. P6
Calls for Piers Morgan to answer phone hacking questions. P9
The Mirror and the voicemail messages. P9
Analysis: Remember what happened to Murdoch. P9
Revenues down across music industry. P33
The Independent
Calls for Piers Morgan to answer phone hacking questions. P3
Mark Zuckerberg's sister starts rival social network. P9
Music industry in a spin as rock stars shun stadium gigs. P15
Two arrested over foam attack on Fiona Bruce. P17
Radio 4 - the station for Today, and forever. Viewspaper, P5
i
Calls for Piers Morgan to answer phone hacking questions. P7
Two arrested over foam attack on Fiona Bruce. P20
Daily Telegraph
Two arrested over foam attack on Fiona Bruce. P5
Calls for Piers Morgan to answer phone hacking questions. P12
The Times
Calls for Piers Morgan to answer phone hacking questions. P11
Alex Salmond reveals 'Sir Rupert' Murdoch meetings. P11
Financial Times
Calls for Piers Morgan to answer phone hacking questions. P3
Wall Street Journal Europe
Internet wars: version 2.0. P17
Sony executive Kazuo Hirai vows to stay in TV business. P22
Daily Mail
Jan Moir: Julian Assange, the houseguest from hell. P34
Daily Express
Calls for Piers Morgan to answer phone hacking questions. P2
Two arrested over foam attack on Fiona Bruce. P11
The Sun
Sir Paul McCartney 'victim of phone hacking'. P2
BBC new £1bn Salford based 'ugly'. TV Biz, P1
Daily Mirror
Two arrested over foam attack on Fiona Bruce. P9
Daily Star
Celebrity Big Brother 'to be friskiest ever'. P1, 5
Piers Morgan show 'faces axe'. P1, 11
Simon Cowell crowned king of Saturday night TV. P21
And finally ...
For the truth and the exclusives about Celebrity Big Brother, we all know to turn to the Daily Star. Every cough and splutter about the upcoming CBB "bonanza" is being covered in glorious detail by the Richard Desmond red top. So it should be of no surprise that today's Star dutifully reports that Channel 5's CBB will be "the friskiest ever", with a 24-hour bar and the as-yet unconfirmed star of the show, Pamela Anderson. We're not sure Ms Anderson can be that easily charmed into the Big Brother house. Daily Star, P5
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