Our roundup of the day's media stories, including the latest on the NSA leaks and the David Miranda detainment row
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*Snowden NSA files: US and UK at odds over security tactics as row escalates*
White House says it would be 'difficult to imagine' US authorities adopting GCHQ tactic of demanding destruction of hard drives
*David Miranda's lawyers threaten legal action over 'unlawful' detention*
Partner of Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald seeks return of equipment seized during nine-hour interrogation at Heathrow
*Barnes & Noble brought to book for e-reader campaign*
Book retailer criticised by advertising watchdog for running out of stock straight after nationwide campaign for Nook e-reader
*Operation Elveden: ex-Sun and Mirror journalists among nine to be charged*
Former managing editor at News UK paper and Greig Box-Turnbull to face charges over alleged illegal payments
*Vogue publisher strikes Amazon deal*
Condé Nast teams with online retailer to offer combined print and digital subscriptions for its portfolio of titles
*Murdoch attacked over tweets about Muslims*
Media mogul says Muslims 'find it hardest' to integrate in Twitter discussion about multiculturalism
*Big Brother final helps Channel 5 trump Channel 4*
Just over 2 million viewers watched Sam Evans' victory, helping broadcaster to rare all-day-share ratings victory over rival
*Dawn Airey to run Yahoo EMEA operations*
Appointment of media executive, who left RTL in April, marks end of protracted hunt by internet company
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*How the press reacted to Guardian editor's revelation about security pressure*
Or should that be - how newspapers didn't react?
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Row deepens over detention of Guardian journalist Green Greenwald's partner David Miranda. P1,5
Former Sun and Mirror journalists charged with illegal payments. P2
Why the Guardian smashed hard drives containing NSA data. P4
David Miranda's lawyers set out case for return of seized data. P5
Samsung ready to launch smartwatch. P21
Dawn Airey to lead Yahoo's European operations. P26
Simon Jenkins: press must not yield to state intimidation. P29
*Daily Telegraph*
David Cameron 'sanctioned' destruction of Guardian's hard drives. P10
Dominic Raab: Is David Miranda a victim or ciminal? P17
Nicholas Lyndhurst interview on BBC's New tricks. P23
Rupert Murdoch 'could close UK newspapers' if corporate charges are brought over phone hacking. Business P3
Dawn Airey to lead Yahoo's European operations. Business P3
Saatchi & Saatch loses key Asda account. Business P3
*Financial Times*
Theresa May defends detention of David Miranda. P2
Dawn Airey to lead Yahoo's European operations. P13
*The Times*
Steve Jobs biopic opens to sour reviews. P3
Downing Street knew about plan to detain partner of Guardian journalist. P4
Journalists charged over 'payments to officials'. P4
Interview with Gary Lineker. T2 P2
Interview with The Newsroom actor Jeff Daniels. T2 P8
Publisher Condé Nast signs print and digital subscription deal with Amazon. P31
*The Independent*
PM instructed cabinet secretary to contact the Guardian to spell out consequences if it failed to hand over classified material. P1, P11
BBC 'faces 140 allegations of bullying'. P2
Journalists charged over corrupt payments. P6
Naked Rambler TV show pulled after rambler is arrested. P30
Former Channel 5 boss Dawn Airey joins Yahoo. P55
*i*
David Cameron aide told the Guardian to hand over NSA files. P7
BBC facing '140 allegations of bullying' by staff. P8
Dawn Airey to lead Yahoo's European operations. P41
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
David Miranda's lawyers challenge Heathrow detention. P3
Sony PlayStation 4 to launch on 29 November in Europe. P16
Nine people to be charged under Operation Elveden. P16
*Daily Mail*
A sumptuous return for The Great British Bake Off. P3
TV Historian Mary Beard asks where the grey hairs are in new M&S ad. P5
Theresa May says police were right to detain Guardian 'courier'. P6
Air passengers could soon be offered super-fast broadband while flying. P11
Stephen Glover: Airport arrest troubles me. But the Guardian's in murky waters. P14
MasterChef's Gregg Wallace closes restaurant. P26
*Daily Express*
Disgraced Coronation Street actor admits ITV "had no choice" but to axe him. P6
New series of The Great British Bake off sets sales of bakery goods soaring. P11
*The Sun*
Eastenders actress Laila Morse has been declared bankrupt. P3
Nine people charged under Operation Elveden. P14
Theresa May says she was briefed about the possible detention of journalist's partner. P14
Channel 4 film crew quizzed by cops over secret filming in Kavos club. P19
X Factor to introduce a 200-second 'flash vote' TV Biz P1
*Daily Mirror*
Theresa May says the police were right to detain Guardian journalist's partner. P2
BBC expected to pay around £4m to 120 of Jimmy Saville's victims. P9
Sick Twitter trolls target James Bulger's mum. P15
Eight people charged over alleged payments made to public officials. P17
Strictly Come Dancing to have its first gay wedding. P31
Nicholas Parsons on his 1970s game show heyday. P32
*Daily Star*
Coronation 'sex row' stars set for Celebrity Big Brother. P1 P9
Sky Sports' Jamie Carragher mocked over his high-pitched voice. P3
Big Brother coverage. P6, 7
Geordie Shore star cleared by detectives investigating assault. P13
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*Snowden NSA files: US and UK at odds over security tactics as row escalates*
White House says it would be 'difficult to imagine' US authorities adopting GCHQ tactic of demanding destruction of hard drives
*David Miranda's lawyers threaten legal action over 'unlawful' detention*
Partner of Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald seeks return of equipment seized during nine-hour interrogation at Heathrow
*Barnes & Noble brought to book for e-reader campaign*
Book retailer criticised by advertising watchdog for running out of stock straight after nationwide campaign for Nook e-reader
*Operation Elveden: ex-Sun and Mirror journalists among nine to be charged*
Former managing editor at News UK paper and Greig Box-Turnbull to face charges over alleged illegal payments
*Vogue publisher strikes Amazon deal*
Condé Nast teams with online retailer to offer combined print and digital subscriptions for its portfolio of titles
*Murdoch attacked over tweets about Muslims*
Media mogul says Muslims 'find it hardest' to integrate in Twitter discussion about multiculturalism
*Big Brother final helps Channel 5 trump Channel 4*
Just over 2 million viewers watched Sam Evans' victory, helping broadcaster to rare all-day-share ratings victory over rival
*Dawn Airey to run Yahoo EMEA operations*
Appointment of media executive, who left RTL in April, marks end of protracted hunt by internet company
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*How the press reacted to Guardian editor's revelation about security pressure*
Or should that be - how newspapers didn't react?
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Row deepens over detention of Guardian journalist Green Greenwald's partner David Miranda. P1,5
Former Sun and Mirror journalists charged with illegal payments. P2
Why the Guardian smashed hard drives containing NSA data. P4
David Miranda's lawyers set out case for return of seized data. P5
Samsung ready to launch smartwatch. P21
Dawn Airey to lead Yahoo's European operations. P26
Simon Jenkins: press must not yield to state intimidation. P29
*Daily Telegraph*
David Cameron 'sanctioned' destruction of Guardian's hard drives. P10
Dominic Raab: Is David Miranda a victim or ciminal? P17
Nicholas Lyndhurst interview on BBC's New tricks. P23
Rupert Murdoch 'could close UK newspapers' if corporate charges are brought over phone hacking. Business P3
Dawn Airey to lead Yahoo's European operations. Business P3
Saatchi & Saatch loses key Asda account. Business P3
*Financial Times*
Theresa May defends detention of David Miranda. P2
Dawn Airey to lead Yahoo's European operations. P13
*The Times*
Steve Jobs biopic opens to sour reviews. P3
Downing Street knew about plan to detain partner of Guardian journalist. P4
Journalists charged over 'payments to officials'. P4
Interview with Gary Lineker. T2 P2
Interview with The Newsroom actor Jeff Daniels. T2 P8
Publisher Condé Nast signs print and digital subscription deal with Amazon. P31
*The Independent*
PM instructed cabinet secretary to contact the Guardian to spell out consequences if it failed to hand over classified material. P1, P11
BBC 'faces 140 allegations of bullying'. P2
Journalists charged over corrupt payments. P6
Naked Rambler TV show pulled after rambler is arrested. P30
Former Channel 5 boss Dawn Airey joins Yahoo. P55
*i*
David Cameron aide told the Guardian to hand over NSA files. P7
BBC facing '140 allegations of bullying' by staff. P8
Dawn Airey to lead Yahoo's European operations. P41
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
David Miranda's lawyers challenge Heathrow detention. P3
Sony PlayStation 4 to launch on 29 November in Europe. P16
Nine people to be charged under Operation Elveden. P16
*Daily Mail*
A sumptuous return for The Great British Bake Off. P3
TV Historian Mary Beard asks where the grey hairs are in new M&S ad. P5
Theresa May says police were right to detain Guardian 'courier'. P6
Air passengers could soon be offered super-fast broadband while flying. P11
Stephen Glover: Airport arrest troubles me. But the Guardian's in murky waters. P14
MasterChef's Gregg Wallace closes restaurant. P26
*Daily Express*
Disgraced Coronation Street actor admits ITV "had no choice" but to axe him. P6
New series of The Great British Bake off sets sales of bakery goods soaring. P11
*The Sun*
Eastenders actress Laila Morse has been declared bankrupt. P3
Nine people charged under Operation Elveden. P14
Theresa May says she was briefed about the possible detention of journalist's partner. P14
Channel 4 film crew quizzed by cops over secret filming in Kavos club. P19
X Factor to introduce a 200-second 'flash vote' TV Biz P1
*Daily Mirror*
Theresa May says the police were right to detain Guardian journalist's partner. P2
BBC expected to pay around £4m to 120 of Jimmy Saville's victims. P9
Sick Twitter trolls target James Bulger's mum. P15
Eight people charged over alleged payments made to public officials. P17
Strictly Come Dancing to have its first gay wedding. P31
Nicholas Parsons on his 1970s game show heyday. P32
*Daily Star*
Coronation 'sex row' stars set for Celebrity Big Brother. P1 P9
Sky Sports' Jamie Carragher mocked over his high-pitched voice. P3
Big Brother coverage. P6, 7
Geordie Shore star cleared by detectives investigating assault. P13
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