Media Talk

Roy Greenslade gives his verdict on proposals for the future of press regulation and Vicky Frost and Helen Zaltzman look back on taxing times for Jimmy Carr

The prime minister, John Major and Gordon Brown take the stand at the Leveson inquiry - but who fared the best? With John Plunkett, Dan Sabbagh and Tom Clark

John Plunkett discusses the biggest week of the Leveson inquiry yet. Plus, the Baftas, Alan Partridge and Trinity Mirror

Media Talk this week comes from the Royal Courts of Justice where we'll be discussing the testimonies of Adam Smith and Frédéric Michel. Plus we'll asses the chances of the Hump in this year's Eurovision song contest

John Plunkett and panel discuss Rebekah Brooks being charged with perverting the course of justice plus Danny Baker, Keys & Gray and Beryl & Betty tell us about their Sony wins

From David Cameron's misunderstanding of LOL to regrets about the Sun's 'Sarah's Law' campaign, Rebekah Brooks's evidence to the inquiry is analysed

Media Talk speaks to Adrian Sanders, the Lib Dem MP who cast the crucial deciding vote in finding Rupert Murdoch 'not a fit person' to run a major international company

John Plunkett and the panel discuss the Murdochs' week at the Leveson inquiry, Jeremy Hunt's position as culture secretary and ITV's Appropriate Adult's four Bafta nominations

The Simpsons star on his new Sky Arts show, plus the phone-hacking scandal, Scandinavian crime thriller The Bridge and musical bonanza Smash. With John Plunkett, Dan Sabbagh and Vicky Frost

The corporation advertises for Mark Thompson's successor, plus Sue Douglas's new project, Instragram and BBC Breakfast. With John Plunkett, Maggie Brown, Olly Mann and Vicky Frost

The News Corp heir apparent steps down, Neil Wallis gives evidence, and Samantha Brick makes Twitter implode. With Dan Sabbagh and Lisa O'Carroll

BBC and News Corp go head to head

John Plunkett takes a look at the Saturday night battle between the BBC's The Voice and ITV's Britain's Got Talent

John Plunkett and the panel discuss the Leveson inquiry, the new Apprentice, Mashable and BBC plans for a pay-download service

John Plunkett and the Media Talk panel discuss the future of press regulation, the Leveson inquiry and how Twitter can be a sweet deal for celebs such as Rio Ferdinand and Katie Price