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UK: Woman arrested in connection with phone-hacking probe
James Murdoch resigns from the boards of Times and Sun
South Africa: Protests over adoption of secrets bill
Utah mayor admits posing as journalist to write 'good news' articles
Irish Times biggest winner at national newspaper awards
A look back: Cathal O'Shannon v Muhammad Ali
News International puts other UK papers under review
Gutter journalism: reporter gets drenched in sea foam whilst covering Irene
Column: We can’t let phone hacking stifle the press
Column: A reputation can be ruined... but it can also recover
UK Labour leader calls to delay BSkyB takeover
Column: The lengths some journalists will go to for a story
Did the Irish News of the World make use of info taken from hacked phones?
Shot photographer Niall "hopes to make full recovery"
Bahrain to sue The Independent over 'one-sided' reporting
Connaught Telegraph staff go on strike over production plans
New York Times appoints first female executive editor
Two Turkish soldiers jailed in connection with journalist's death
Suspected killer of Russian journalist arrested
Digital censorship grows as media moves online
The Sunday Papers: some of the week’s best sportswriting
75% of news journalists are men, study finds
Tribune workers picket Independent HQ over severance pay
Sunday Tribune staff to be made redundant
I wonder how often the horse must stumble before you realise the race is over
The Sunday Papers: the best of the week’s sportswriting
Tribune stops publishing
Sunday Tribune struggles as receiver appointed
The Sunday Papers: the best sports writing from the past seven days
Almost 100 journalists killed because of their work in 2010
Apple's Jobs to journalism student: 'Your grades aren't our problem'
Newsweek bought by stereo tycoon