Associated Newspapers is being sued by the partner of Lib Dem MP Chris Huhne for misuse of private information. Read the full story

The Daily Mail‘s online counterpart, Mail Online, has been caught out fabricating quotes after it rushed out a story that falsely claimed Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito had lost their court appeal over the murder of Meredith Kercher. Read the full story

MailOnline may be on the brink of breaking the 75 million unique-user threshold, but it was the Telegraph and Guardian websites that visitors flocked to as riots broke out across England in August. Read the full story

Mail Online has retained its dominant position at the top of the ABCe list for July, recording 70 million monthly users, despite Guardian.co.uk growing its audience by 7.5 per cent. Read the full story

National newspaper sites saw traffic decline in June but only in the wake of a record-breaking May, a bumper month for news given extended coverage of the Royal Wedding and the death of Osama Bin Laden. Read the full story

The UK’s favourite news website is still easily the BBC’s, according to UKOM/Nielsen figures, despite the relentless growth of Mail Online. Read the full story

The Mail Online continues to assert its dominance in May’s ABCe figures, posting its biggest month-on-month increase in traffic taking it to 77 million unique visitors. Read the full story

The Daily Mail‘s online presence, Mail Online, is now the world’s second most popular newspaper website, overtaking the Huffington Post and trailing just the New York Times for readership figures. Read the full story