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Top stories on MediaGuardian.co.uk Murdoch blasted as MPs rage at phone hacking Politicians use parliamentary privilege to attack police inquiry and target News International figures over claims Peter Morgan: I can do one more Blair film Writer says he feels the need to follow up The Special Relationship as he and Michael Sheen 'haven't nailed Blair yet' David Montgomery to make 'planned retirement' Founder of European newspaper group says he will leave in January, after news breaks of shareholder pressure for change This week's featured media jobs Oxford University Press - Assistant Marketing Managers Oxford/permanent/full time Haymarket - Project Editor London/permanent/full time Medaxial - Medical/Economic Writer London/permanent/full time For more jobs, career advice and workplace news visit guardianjobs.co.uk Today's headlines The Guardian Phone hacking latest. P6, 7 British journalist freed by the Taliban in Pakistan. P9 David Montgomery leaves Mecom. P28 The Independent Phone hacking latest. P6 Kay Burley and Chris Bryant "bit dim" incident. P7 Google Instant launch. P9 Vic Reeves to star in drama about Morecambe and Wise. P21 British Francophiles launch French Radio London. P24 David Montgomery quits Mecom. P46 Apple climbs down on rules for iPhone Apps. P48 Daily Telegraph Strictly Come Dancing coverage. P11 Phone hacking coverage. P16 Interview with Maurice Saatchi. P27 David Montgomery quits Mecom. Business, P3 The Times Baroness Thatcher and John Major attend Saatchi 40th party. P1, 7 Barbara Windsor in final Eastenders show tonight. P11 Phone hacking latest. P16 David Montgomery quits Mecom. P51 Apple relents and lets Adobe's Flash software to run on its devices. P57 Financial Times Phone hacking latest. P1, 2 Project Canvas defends itself against criticism. P4 David Montgomery leaves Mecom. P17 Apple relents and lets Adobe's Flash software to run on its devices. P23 Wall Street Journal Europe Apple eases barriers to app products. P19 Daily Mail Google Instant launches. P41 David Montgomery leaves Mecom. P88 Daily Express British journalist freed by the Taliban in Pakistan. P11 The Sun Top Gear driver Ben Collins accuses BBC of bullying him out of job as Stig. P1, 6, 7 Big Brother coverage. P3 Penny Smith signs up for UKTV's Market Kitchen show. Tvbiz, P2 Daily Mirror Strictly Come Dancing coverage. P3 Daily Star Piers Morgan takes over from Larry King. P3 Boyband JLS in deal with Durex to launch condoms. P3 And finally ... Olivia Newton John has done it, Britney is going to do it and Madonna has a had a tribute episode. Now Glee, the hit US high school comedy series, seems to be doing a bit of a Simpsons and is looking to line up Simon Cowell and Susan Boyle for appearances. Glee is currently in talks with Boyle about appearing as a dinner lady. Jane Lynch, who plays the deliciously nasty sports coach Sue Sylvester, said that Cowell would be "perfect" to make an appearance as a nasty judge on the show. Daily Mirror, P26 Also on MediaGuardian.co.uk today Media Talk podcast Tom Watson MP on phone hacking. Plus Daybreak, Strictly and Sarah Kennedy. With Matt Wells, Stephen Brook, and Moz Dee Viral Video Chart The most fun you can have with a bear and some Tippex Wayne Garvie to join All3Media BBC Worldwide international production supremo moves to similar role at super-indie that makes Skins and Hollyoaks Kay Burley accused of being 'a bit dim' by Labour MP Chris Bryant Sky News presenter has on-air spat with MP during interview about News of the World phone-hacking story Google launches display ad campaign for its display ads Display advertising is an increasing focus for the search giant Murdoch v the New York Times: the animated movie Taiwan's Next Media offers its distinctive take on the WSJ-NYT battle Ikea ads switch from guerrillas to cats Mother London's first spot for the furniture chain involves releasing 100 cats to snuggle up in its Wembley branch Dog has its day in Thinkbox campaign for power of TV advertising Rescue mutt advertises television advertising by advertising itself on television in push for commercial broadcasters What will Google Instant do to 'SEO' - and to its own AdWords system? 'Search engine optimisation' experts are scrambling to figure out what Google's new system will do to their work - but the effect on advertisers might not be trivial either