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The week that was: Top ten most popular stories on Press Gazette

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Here are links to the top ten most popular stories on the Press Gazette website between 16-22 November.

 

1Court hears plea to bar Croydon Advertiser journalist from covering case

2 Journalists among 10,000 who could face legal action over McAlpine Twitter messages

 

3 DMGT sells Northcliffe regional press empire to Local World for £52.5m and retains minority stake

 

4 Andy Coulson, Rebekah Brooks, John Kay and Clive Goodman charged with corruption offences

 

5 Publication of leaked Lord Coe emails 'in the public interest' as judge dismisses hacking claim against Gilligan as 'extortion'

6 The softer side of Rupert Murdoch

 

7 Lord McAlpine seeks settlements with all journalists who implicated him on Twitter

 

8 Sally Bercow in second Twitter gaffe after breaching court order

 

9 Metro goes 'mobile first' after most successful year in its history

10 Former Sunday Times Magazine editor questions whether today's editors can withstand commercial influence

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