Our roundup of the day's media stories, including the latest on the BBC Trust under spotlight from MPs over payoffs and Strictly Come Dancing beating X Factor in the latest ratings clash
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
BBC payoff row: Trust under spotlight of MPs amid reports of plans to switch off
Lord Patten and Mark Thompson to be questioned over differing accounts as speculation grows about trust's future
Lyons contradicts Thompson in payout row
Former BBC chairman says he was not fully briefed on Byford's severance terms, as five current trustees distance themselves from Thompson's claims that they were involved in the payout
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in first ratings clash
BBC1 show gets average 8.4 million audience, narrowly ahead of 8.3 million for ITV rival
Chris Huhne attacks 'Murdoch press' over scandal
Former minister says he may have been targeted by Murdoch's newspapers over his speeding scandal because he called for the Metropolitan police to reopen the voicemail hacking inquiry
Adam Crozier's ITV revival backed by investors
Broadcaster's shares have hit new record as chief executive invests in new programmes and turns around ITV Studios - but economic recovery has helped
Trish Halpin: 'My most important issue'
Marie Claire celebrates 25 years with Lena Dunham on the cover but what does the next 25 years hold for the glossy?
UKTV shrugs off its reliance on Dave
Chief executive puts focus on fresh talent like magician Dynamo and commissioning new series such as Red Dwarf
Will the hearing damage BBC independence?
Mark Thompson, Lord Patten and others will come under fire and questions about governance will abound
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
People despise politicians but whose fault is that?
Chris Huhne: I've played my own part in giving MPs a bad name, but ultimately it's Rupert Murdoch's media machine that corrodes public trust
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Chris Huhne attacks 'Murdoch press' and its role in speeding points swap scandal. P1, P2
Feuding BBC bosses to confront each other in parliament over disputed payoffs. P10
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in ratings. P20
China frees journalist jailed after Yahoo disclosure. P30
MediaGuardian: BBC autonomy could be knocked out in punch-up at the PAC. P42
MediaGuardian: UKTV shrugs off its reliance on Dave. P42
MediaGuardian: MediaMonkey's Diary. P42
MediaGuardian: Interview with Marie Claire editor, Trish Halpin. P42
David Schneider: Is being addicted to social media such a bad thing? G2, P5
*Daily Telegraph*
Co-op stores take lads' mags off shelves. P2
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in TV ratings. P3
Ex-BBC chairman Sir Michael Lyons faces pay-off questions. P6
Fans can own a 'real' piece of Ambridge. P6
*Financial Times*
Call for Ofcom to replacE BBC Trust. P2
Co-op bans lads' mags as call for modesty fails. P4
*The Times*
BBC chiefs set for showdown before MPs. P1, P2
New edition of TinTin released. P13
Libby Purves: This waste kills off the noble heart of the BBC. P27
Leader: Many questions for the BBC. P28
*The Independent*
Lord Patten to fight for job as MPs weigh BBC Trust's future. P10
Christopher Bland: Don't blame the BBC for MPs' botched job. P19
Life on Mars creator Tony Jordan to film 'ultimate passion project'. P22
Co-op bans lads' mags from its stores. P28
Soldiers drafted for cyber-attack drama after YouTube clip. P29
Interview: Felix Dennis. P30, P31
*i*
Life in brief: Sir David Frost. P12
Christopher Bland: the charter review in 2016 should replace the BBC Trust. P13
Co-op bans sale of lads' mags from its stores. P17
Life on Mars creator Tony Jordan's 'ultimate passion project'. P17
Lord Patten fights to save his career in BBC Trust row. P21
Bangladesh bloggers face 14 years in prison. P24
BBC in for a thrashing as Royal Television Society looks ahead. P41
Claire Beale: Can Microsoft magic breathe life into Nokia? P41
Diary: working with Hugh Grant P41
Diary: A woman to head MotD? P41
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Interview with Emily White, head of business at Instagram. P17
*Daily Mail*
Martin Clunes makes millions from Doc Martin TV show. P3
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in TV ratings war. P7
Name the 150 bosses in payoffs row, BBC ordered. P8
*Daily Express*
Judges back Bruce Forsyth over claims he's past it. P3
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in TV ratings. P3
BBC Trust could be axed as bosses face MPs' grilling. P11
*The Sun*
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in TV ratings war. P3
Mark Thompson wanted to axe Alan Yentob's 'creative director' role three years ago, memo shows. P4
*Daily Mirror*
Bruce Forsyth insists he's not too old to host Strictly Come Dancing. P9
*Daily Star*
Celebrity Big Brother coverage. P1, P6, P7
Strictly Come Dancing coverage. P3
MPs to grill BBC chief over fat cats. P25
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
BBC payoff row: Trust under spotlight of MPs amid reports of plans to switch off
Lord Patten and Mark Thompson to be questioned over differing accounts as speculation grows about trust's future
Lyons contradicts Thompson in payout row
Former BBC chairman says he was not fully briefed on Byford's severance terms, as five current trustees distance themselves from Thompson's claims that they were involved in the payout
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in first ratings clash
BBC1 show gets average 8.4 million audience, narrowly ahead of 8.3 million for ITV rival
Chris Huhne attacks 'Murdoch press' over scandal
Former minister says he may have been targeted by Murdoch's newspapers over his speeding scandal because he called for the Metropolitan police to reopen the voicemail hacking inquiry
Adam Crozier's ITV revival backed by investors
Broadcaster's shares have hit new record as chief executive invests in new programmes and turns around ITV Studios - but economic recovery has helped
Trish Halpin: 'My most important issue'
Marie Claire celebrates 25 years with Lena Dunham on the cover but what does the next 25 years hold for the glossy?
UKTV shrugs off its reliance on Dave
Chief executive puts focus on fresh talent like magician Dynamo and commissioning new series such as Red Dwarf
Will the hearing damage BBC independence?
Mark Thompson, Lord Patten and others will come under fire and questions about governance will abound
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
People despise politicians but whose fault is that?
Chris Huhne: I've played my own part in giving MPs a bad name, but ultimately it's Rupert Murdoch's media machine that corrodes public trust
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Chris Huhne attacks 'Murdoch press' and its role in speeding points swap scandal. P1, P2
Feuding BBC bosses to confront each other in parliament over disputed payoffs. P10
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in ratings. P20
China frees journalist jailed after Yahoo disclosure. P30
MediaGuardian: BBC autonomy could be knocked out in punch-up at the PAC. P42
MediaGuardian: UKTV shrugs off its reliance on Dave. P42
MediaGuardian: MediaMonkey's Diary. P42
MediaGuardian: Interview with Marie Claire editor, Trish Halpin. P42
David Schneider: Is being addicted to social media such a bad thing? G2, P5
*Daily Telegraph*
Co-op stores take lads' mags off shelves. P2
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in TV ratings. P3
Ex-BBC chairman Sir Michael Lyons faces pay-off questions. P6
Fans can own a 'real' piece of Ambridge. P6
*Financial Times*
Call for Ofcom to replacE BBC Trust. P2
Co-op bans lads' mags as call for modesty fails. P4
*The Times*
BBC chiefs set for showdown before MPs. P1, P2
New edition of TinTin released. P13
Libby Purves: This waste kills off the noble heart of the BBC. P27
Leader: Many questions for the BBC. P28
*The Independent*
Lord Patten to fight for job as MPs weigh BBC Trust's future. P10
Christopher Bland: Don't blame the BBC for MPs' botched job. P19
Life on Mars creator Tony Jordan to film 'ultimate passion project'. P22
Co-op bans lads' mags from its stores. P28
Soldiers drafted for cyber-attack drama after YouTube clip. P29
Interview: Felix Dennis. P30, P31
*i*
Life in brief: Sir David Frost. P12
Christopher Bland: the charter review in 2016 should replace the BBC Trust. P13
Co-op bans sale of lads' mags from its stores. P17
Life on Mars creator Tony Jordan's 'ultimate passion project'. P17
Lord Patten fights to save his career in BBC Trust row. P21
Bangladesh bloggers face 14 years in prison. P24
BBC in for a thrashing as Royal Television Society looks ahead. P41
Claire Beale: Can Microsoft magic breathe life into Nokia? P41
Diary: working with Hugh Grant P41
Diary: A woman to head MotD? P41
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Interview with Emily White, head of business at Instagram. P17
*Daily Mail*
Martin Clunes makes millions from Doc Martin TV show. P3
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in TV ratings war. P7
Name the 150 bosses in payoffs row, BBC ordered. P8
*Daily Express*
Judges back Bruce Forsyth over claims he's past it. P3
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in TV ratings. P3
BBC Trust could be axed as bosses face MPs' grilling. P11
*The Sun*
Strictly Come Dancing beats X Factor in TV ratings war. P3
Mark Thompson wanted to axe Alan Yentob's 'creative director' role three years ago, memo shows. P4
*Daily Mirror*
Bruce Forsyth insists he's not too old to host Strictly Come Dancing. P9
*Daily Star*
Celebrity Big Brother coverage. P1, P6, P7
Strictly Come Dancing coverage. P3
MPs to grill BBC chief over fat cats. P25
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