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The app developments follow consumer research that revealed subscribers desire a digital newspaper that ‘retains the joy of a linear print reading experience’.

Sports journalism must do more to battle against the growing tide of novice opinion online and create a new “gold standard” of informed writing, according to the The Times’ football editor, Tony Evans.

The new-look Independent has stripped back the colour and instead replaced it with a black masthead and new fonts – hoping to differentiate the paper from sister paper ‘i’.

The newspaper and magazine industry, which had its request denied by Lord Justice Richards and Mr Justice Sales last week, say they are confident their appeal will work.

Launched in February 2012 the magazine has been published each quarter for the last two years offering a mix health, beauty, nutrition, fitness and fashion content.

The special edition will hit the shelves the day before The Prince’s 65th birthday this month.

Culture secretary Maria Miller says newspaper industry’s set of plans for independent self-regulation could make royal charter redundant if set up properly.

The newspaper and magazine industry has announced that it will be taking its case to the Court of Appeal following a High Court ruling on the press regulation royal charters – but experts say success is unlikely.

As the battle with the politicians over regulation comes to a climax, a touch of paranoia is a vital weapon in ensuring we do not carelessly slip further down the road to a half-free society says Raymond Snoddy.

Bauer Media’s music magazine celebrates with the release of a special collector’s issue – complete with a hand drawn message from singer Kate Bush on the cover.