Newspapers & magazines
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German newspaper investigates new owner over Stasi informer roleBerliner Zeitung’s Holger Friedrich admits working for East German secret police
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Hong Kong protesters clash with riot police – in picturesRiot police have swooped on pro-democracy activists trying to flee a university they had set ablaze in one of the most violent confrontations in nearly six months of unrestGallery -
New York Times editor says Trump has put his reporters’ lives at riskDean Baquet decries abuse of journalists and defends not calling president racist -
Foetus 18 Weeks: the greatest photograph of the 20th century?In the 1950s, photojournalist Lennart Nilsson set out to capture the earliest stages of existence. His foetus images seized the public imagination – and sparked a controversy that has raged ever since
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WSC is the only independent national football magazine to have made it through the game’s great gushing boom times but now it needs a lifeboat
When Saturday Comes in peril should bother everyone who cares about football -
Two gay Saudi journalists 'treated like criminals' in Australia after seeking asylumExclusive: Men who fled own country after threats to out them have been detained in Australia
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Kim Darroch: inquiry into diplomatic cables leak ongoing, says MetMaterial passed around other news outlets before it appeared in Mail on Sunday, senior officer says -
Newsquest bids for JPI to create UK regional press powerhouseExclusive: firm usurps Daily Mirror owner to become frontrunner, say sources
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Northern Echo sorry for publishing obituary of man who was aliveFamily of Charlie Donaghy say newspaper did not contact them to check if he was dead -
Roula Khalaf to replace Lionel Barber as Financial Times editorDeputy editor to become FT’s first female editor after almost year-long recruitment process
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Arifa Akbar appointed as the Guardian’s chief theatre criticKatharine Viner congratulates ‘wonderful’ arts writer who is already a vital contributor to the paper
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Media plans drawn: the battle to influence the UK electorateFrom Facebook to WhatsApp and viral soundbites, the 2019 campaigns are as much about algorithms as policies -
Letter: He has written with a more influential left-of-centre perspective than any other critic since Kenneth Tynan, writes Nicholas de JonghMichael Billington is a titan of theatre criticism
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From new media to Guardian Unlimited: records of the Guardian’s first years onlineDiscover the Guardian News & Media Archive’s collection of records charting the Guardian’s first steps online to its development as one of the world’s most popular newspaper websites.
The collapse of the information ecosystem poses profound risks for humanity