The phone hacking scandal boosted the daily broadsheet market in July but it was the i newspaper that caught the eye as it overtook its senior title, the Independent, for the first time. Read the full story

So who or what is to blame for the acts of looting, violence and arson seemingly sweeping through Britain’s major cities? It’s an argument being played out vehemently in the press today. Read the full story

Pressure is continuing to build on Piers Morgan to return to the UK and explain how much he knew about the alleged use of phone hacking during his editorship of the Daily Mirror. Read the full story

Piers Morgan, former editor of the News of the World and Daily Mirror, is facing fresh scrutiny over how much he knew about illegal phone hacking practices at the tabloids he helmed during his career. Read the full story

Trinity Mirror group has decided to review its editorial practices in the wake of the phone hacking scandal, according to Associated Press. Read the full story

May’s ABCs had an after the Lord Mayor’s Show feeling to them following a bumper April that saw newspapers cash-in on the Royal Wedding.

In light of the 2010 election, The Times, Guardian and Daily Star were the biggest sufferers year-on-year; the Sun managed the biggest monthly gain with a 2.29 per cent rise. (Source: MediaGuardian) Read the full story

The British Press Awards has acclaimed The Guardian as the newspaper of the year following its trailblazing collaboration with WikiLeaks on the US embassy cables, reports Press Gazette. Read the full story

Trinity Mirror paid its chief executive Sly Bailey £1.66m in 2010, reports the Guardian. Read the full story