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  Publishers lodge appeal over ruling against judicial review of royal charter

  6 Nov 2013: Industry takes case to court of appeal after high court rejected its application for an emergency injunction over new press regulator. By Jason Deans

• NSA files – David Miranda launches high court challenge – live

  6 Nov 2013: • Glenn Greenwald's partner challenges nine-hour detention
  • US Senate panel approves intelligence funding
  • Live coverage of all NSA and Snowden developments

• Media Talk podcast: BBC bias swings both ways

  Audio (30min 51sec), 6 Nov 2013:

  Should the BBC strive for impartiality, or reflect the views of the licence-fee payers? Hugh Muir looks at the latest poll results

• NSA files – Germans call in British ambassador – live

  5 Nov 2013: • Berlin complains about spying from embassy
  • John Kerry vows to balance security and privacy
  • New readers start here
  • What do the NSA Files mean for you?

• Africans must speak up for journalist jailed in Ethiopia

  5 Nov 2013:

  Ethiopia today is reminiscent of apartheid South Africa, where anyone who questions the state is deemed a terrorist, says Zakes Mda

• Russian police detain and harass Norwegian journalists in Sochi

  5 Nov 2013: TV crew arrested three times in three days

• NSA files – Alan Rusbridger and David Davis debate surveillance – live

  4 Nov 2013: • Live coverage of debate on spying in London
  • White House: Snowden should face justice in US
  • Read a summary of the debate
  • New readers start here
  • What do the NSA Files mean for you?

• What's all the fuss about the royal charter meaning the end of press freedom?

  3 Nov 2013:

  Chris Huhne: The royal charter doesn't establish any regulation of the press – but the fourth estate still needs urgently to re-establish credibility

• Complex newspaper regulation saga reaches a simply infuriating impasse

  3 Nov 2013: A charter that the press doesn't want; the newspapers' own regulator waiting in the wings; and a Tory party chairman menacing the BBC. It's a right royal mess, says Peter Preston

• Newspapers: let's end this impasse on press regulation

  3 Nov 2013: Observer editorial: We need more proactive, durable press regulation built on a bedrock of consensus

• Westgate mall attack: how Kenya's vibrant media exposed the army's botched response

  3 Nov 2013:

  Murithi Mutiga: Kenyans should resist attempts to introduce legislation that would restrict press freedom

• From Chen Yongzhou to Weibo, China struggles to keep a lid on stories

  2 Nov 2013: David Hearst: There are boundaries that journalists are not supposed to cross, but the state's version of events is starting to be challenged on social media

• Australians detained in Sri Lanka arrive home protesting at 'harassment'

  2 Nov 2013: International Federation of Journalists says detention of its representatives was an attempt to intimidate the media

• Newspapers forge ahead with plans for new regulator

  1 Nov 2013: Hacked Off campaigners unimpressed with publishers' decision to ignore royal charter following its approval this week

• NSA files – Edward Snowden’s letter to Angela Merkel

  1 Nov 2013: German politician reveals content of letter from NSA whistleblower to German chancellor whose phone he revealed had been monitored by the US for a decade
  
  

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