Our roundup of the day's media stories, including Channel 4 defends Benefits Street and channels cleared over Choudary
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*Channel 4 defends Benefits Street amid concern over age of participants*
Broadcaster says filming of children aged under 16 was done with the informed consent of all appropriate adults
*Broadcasters cleared over Anjem Choudary interviews*
BBC, ITV and Channel 4 programmes gave airtime to radical cleric following murder of Lee Rigby in Woolwich
*Fox News chief's biography panned by critics*
Gabriel Sherman's book, The Loudest Voice in the Room, has aligned reviewers and Roger Ailes, albeit for different reasons
*Newsnight hires C4 reporter Katie Razzall*
Appointment of reporter as special correspondent follows hiring of Olly Lambert as programme's 'filmmaker in residence
*Culture of secrecy blamed for BBC's failure to stop Jimmy Savile's crimes*
Chris Patten pressed to prove corporation has changed as inquiry expected to conclude that DJ abused up to 1,000 people
*Contents of bags allegedly concealed by Charlie Brooks revealed*
Phone-hacking trial hears bags contained a News International laptop, correspondence and several adult DVDs
*Call the Midwife attracts record audience*
Miranda Hart BBC1 drama watched by 9.6 million with new 10-part series The Musketeers pulling in 7.4 million
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BBC presenter Komla Dumor dies*
Ghana-born journalist described by colleagues as a 'leading light of African journalism'
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*Mikaeel Kular's mother: how papers pushed at the boundaries
Roy Greenslade* notes the different way in which titles dealt with the story on either side of the border
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Phone-hacking trial hears of porn videos and computers in bags. P10
Dave Lee Travis put his hand up woman's skirt, court hears. P10
*Daily Telegraph*
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P7
William Roache trial coverage. P7
Springwatch camera records suspected burglar. P10
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P11
Hedge fund buys stake in Twitter. B5
*Financial Times*
Online viewers threaten life prospects of BBC licence fee. P2
Tech group tax crackdown seen as unviable. P3
Internet providers reject move to rein in illegal gambling sites. P4
Digicel in $500m telecoms splurge. P16
IBM resurrects plan to sell low-end server business x86. P18
*The Times*
Burglar caught by former Springwatch presenter's webcam. P3
Lord Sugar accused of firing off anti-gay response to insulting tweet. P17
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P19
Jeremy Paxman suggests presenters should tell viewers to switch off on slow news days. P23
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P24
William Roache trial coverage. P24
Comment: Benefits Street. T2 P4-5
Philips turns off TV. P42
*The Independent*
BBC staff disciplined over sexual harassment. P6
Review: Coronation Street. P7
New 'poverty porn' show smells fishy to the people of Grimsby. P9
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P24
Wikipedia founder takes stake in UK mobile firm. P50
Comment: This time around, Nintendo's ability to innovate may not be enough. P53
*i*
Eight BBC staff disciplined over harassment. P2, 5
Letter from the media editor. P3
Channel 4 told to get out of town by Grimsby estate fearing 'poverty porn' fate. P9
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P17
Review: Coronation Street. P22
Comment: Nintendo need a heroic show from cutesy Miyamoto. P41
Nintendo shares plummet. P43
Wikipedia founder buys stake in TPO. P43
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Samsung investors await earnings with wariness. P18
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P18
Ericsson faces expanded investigation in India. P21
*Daily Mail*
Jeremy Paxman's praise for national service. P5
David Beckham to appear in Only Fools and Horses. P10
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P15
Call the Midwife watched by record 9.6 million. P18
Coronation Street suicide and a cynical race for ratings. P19
BBC stars' tax revolt. P20
Comment: Dance off for the hand of Sky. P67
Telecoms duo could team up to take on BT. P67
Graeme Swann takes off to Sky for first TV job. P77
Thierry Henry turns down Sky Sports role. P77
*Daily Express*
David Beckham to appear in Only Fools and Horses. P3
Saddest TV scene ever as Coronation Street character takes own life. P5
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P11
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P15
William Roache trial coverage. P15
Celebrity Big Brother coverage. P24
Nintendo game shares plunge. P59
*The Sun*
David Beckham appear in Only Fools And Horses. P7
Jeremy Paxman criticises modern society. P6
TV wildlife expert films burglar while monitoring wildlife. P10
Review: Coronation Street. P11
William Roache trial coverage. P18
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P19
TV channels cleared by Ofcom for interviewing controversial Muslim cleric. P25
Celebrity Big Brother slammed for prompts. TV Biz P1
Call the Midwife returns with highest audience. TV Biz P1
Interview with Sir Trevor McDonald. TV Biz P2, 3
*Daily Mirror*
David Beckham to appear in Only Fools and Horses. P3
Review: Coronation Street. P7
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P11
William Roache trial coverage. P11
Michael Le Vell returns to Coronation Street. P16
Springwatch presenter's webcam films 'raider'. P27
*Daily Star*
Celebrity Big Brother coverage. P1, 4, 5
Benefits Street star wants to get a TV agent. P1, 23
David Beckham appears in Only Fools And Horses. P6
William Roache trial coverage. P9
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P9
Jeremy Paxman wants to bring back national service. P10
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*Top eight stories on MediaGuardian*
*Channel 4 defends Benefits Street amid concern over age of participants*
Broadcaster says filming of children aged under 16 was done with the informed consent of all appropriate adults
*Broadcasters cleared over Anjem Choudary interviews*
BBC, ITV and Channel 4 programmes gave airtime to radical cleric following murder of Lee Rigby in Woolwich
*Fox News chief's biography panned by critics*
Gabriel Sherman's book, The Loudest Voice in the Room, has aligned reviewers and Roger Ailes, albeit for different reasons
*Newsnight hires C4 reporter Katie Razzall*
Appointment of reporter as special correspondent follows hiring of Olly Lambert as programme's 'filmmaker in residence
*Culture of secrecy blamed for BBC's failure to stop Jimmy Savile's crimes*
Chris Patten pressed to prove corporation has changed as inquiry expected to conclude that DJ abused up to 1,000 people
*Contents of bags allegedly concealed by Charlie Brooks revealed*
Phone-hacking trial hears bags contained a News International laptop, correspondence and several adult DVDs
*Call the Midwife attracts record audience*
Miranda Hart BBC1 drama watched by 9.6 million with new 10-part series The Musketeers pulling in 7.4 million
*
BBC presenter Komla Dumor dies*
Ghana-born journalist described by colleagues as a 'leading light of African journalism'
*Top comment on MediaGuardian*
*Mikaeel Kular's mother: how papers pushed at the boundaries
Roy Greenslade* notes the different way in which titles dealt with the story on either side of the border
*Today's headlines*
*The Guardian*
Phone-hacking trial hears of porn videos and computers in bags. P10
Dave Lee Travis put his hand up woman's skirt, court hears. P10
*Daily Telegraph*
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P7
William Roache trial coverage. P7
Springwatch camera records suspected burglar. P10
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P11
Hedge fund buys stake in Twitter. B5
*Financial Times*
Online viewers threaten life prospects of BBC licence fee. P2
Tech group tax crackdown seen as unviable. P3
Internet providers reject move to rein in illegal gambling sites. P4
Digicel in $500m telecoms splurge. P16
IBM resurrects plan to sell low-end server business x86. P18
*The Times*
Burglar caught by former Springwatch presenter's webcam. P3
Lord Sugar accused of firing off anti-gay response to insulting tweet. P17
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P19
Jeremy Paxman suggests presenters should tell viewers to switch off on slow news days. P23
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P24
William Roache trial coverage. P24
Comment: Benefits Street. T2 P4-5
Philips turns off TV. P42
*The Independent*
BBC staff disciplined over sexual harassment. P6
Review: Coronation Street. P7
New 'poverty porn' show smells fishy to the people of Grimsby. P9
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P24
Wikipedia founder takes stake in UK mobile firm. P50
Comment: This time around, Nintendo's ability to innovate may not be enough. P53
*i*
Eight BBC staff disciplined over harassment. P2, 5
Letter from the media editor. P3
Channel 4 told to get out of town by Grimsby estate fearing 'poverty porn' fate. P9
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P17
Review: Coronation Street. P22
Comment: Nintendo need a heroic show from cutesy Miyamoto. P41
Nintendo shares plummet. P43
Wikipedia founder buys stake in TPO. P43
*Wall Street Journal Europe*
Samsung investors await earnings with wariness. P18
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P18
Ericsson faces expanded investigation in India. P21
*Daily Mail*
Jeremy Paxman's praise for national service. P5
David Beckham to appear in Only Fools and Horses. P10
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P15
Call the Midwife watched by record 9.6 million. P18
Coronation Street suicide and a cynical race for ratings. P19
BBC stars' tax revolt. P20
Comment: Dance off for the hand of Sky. P67
Telecoms duo could team up to take on BT. P67
Graeme Swann takes off to Sky for first TV job. P77
Thierry Henry turns down Sky Sports role. P77
*Daily Express*
David Beckham to appear in Only Fools and Horses. P3
Saddest TV scene ever as Coronation Street character takes own life. P5
Phone-hacking trial coverage. P11
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P15
William Roache trial coverage. P15
Celebrity Big Brother coverage. P24
Nintendo game shares plunge. P59
*The Sun*
David Beckham appear in Only Fools And Horses. P7
Jeremy Paxman criticises modern society. P6
TV wildlife expert films burglar while monitoring wildlife. P10
Review: Coronation Street. P11
William Roache trial coverage. P18
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P19
TV channels cleared by Ofcom for interviewing controversial Muslim cleric. P25
Celebrity Big Brother slammed for prompts. TV Biz P1
Call the Midwife returns with highest audience. TV Biz P1
Interview with Sir Trevor McDonald. TV Biz P2, 3
*Daily Mirror*
David Beckham to appear in Only Fools and Horses. P3
Review: Coronation Street. P7
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P11
William Roache trial coverage. P11
Michael Le Vell returns to Coronation Street. P16
Springwatch presenter's webcam films 'raider'. P27
*Daily Star*
Celebrity Big Brother coverage. P1, 4, 5
Benefits Street star wants to get a TV agent. P1, 23
David Beckham appears in Only Fools And Horses. P6
William Roache trial coverage. P9
Dave Lee Travis trial coverage. P9
Jeremy Paxman wants to bring back national service. P10
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