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Top stories on MediaGuardian.co.uk Jude Law agrees terms with Sadie Frost over photos in her memoir Sadie Frost agrees not to use images of the pair's children in her upcoming book after Jude Law issued writ Put your job ads online, minister tells councils Local government secretary Eric Pickles urges councils to move job advertising online – while attempting to reassure regional papers Abraham: C4 'focused on self-help' Chief executive says public service broadcaster is 'not scanning the horizon for the cavalry' – but is keen on striking more deals like UKTV one This week's featured media jobs Sky - Head of Networking Scheduling London/permanent/full time Quarto Group - Children's Book Editor London/permanent/full time Greenpeace - Web Producer London/temp/full time For more jobs, career advice and workplace news visit guardianjobs.co.uk Today's headlines The Guardian Rupert Murdoch takes stake in al-Jazeera rival. P16 Celador versus Disney case over Who Wants to be a Millionaire royalties continues. P21 The Independent View on the BBC Trust's review of the BBC. Viewspaper, P20 Daily Telegraph Ministers to announce plans to switch off analogue radio signal. P1 Government spends tens of thousands of pounds on iPhone apps. P8 Analogue TV sales halt. P9 Monkey-eating bird attacks BBC cameraman. P13 Headhunters reject Mark Thompson's claim BBC senior execs could get 80% more in private sector. Business, P8 The Times Cheryl Cole pulls out of X Factor due to malaria. P16 Rupert Murdoch takes stake in al-Jazeera rival. P34 Financial Times Japanese broadcaster NHK ends live broadcast of sumo over gambling fears. P9 Wall Street Journal Europe Apple pulls some apps amid fraud. P18 MySpace ad partnership is up for grabs as Google deal draws to an end. P21 Rupert Murdoch takes stake in al-Jazeera rival. P31 Daily Mail Labour wasted thousands on iPhone gimmicks. P33 Daily Express Cheryl Cole pulls out of X Factor due to malaria. P37 The Sun Sixty-four viewers complain over Channel 4 doco about Kerry Katona. Tvbiz, P1 Dragon's Den star Duncan Bannatyne in new reality series Homeless Hotel. Tvbiz, P1 Daily Mirror BBC bosses hit back at BBC Trust over schedule criticism. P14 Analogue TV sales halt. P18 Daily Star Facebook could become FA sponsor. P14 And finally ... It's that time again. The start of endless tabloid speculation on who might head to the depths of the Australian rainforest this autumn for the latest series of I'm A Celebrity... . First out of the blocks is an "exclusive" in the Daily Star that ITV is planning a "rumble in the jungle" by signing up John Terry's wife Toni and Vanessa Perroncel with whom he reportedly had an affair. "Getting them both in the jungle is the top priority this year," said one source. "ITV are desperate to get the pair together". Monkey's chance-of-occurence o-meter rating: low. Daily Star, P3 Also on MediaGuardian.co.uk today ASA censures Daily Telegraph over misleading readers' offer Telegraph readers' offer for men's pyjamas misled consumers into thinking product was British when it was South Korean Big brands drive BBC Worldwide profits Juggernauts Top Gear, Doctor Who, BBC Earth and Lonely Planet earn more than £200m in revenue for commercial arm of BBC Ofcom rejects Sky election complaints Media regulator dismisses 2,800 complaints over Sky News election coverage, focusing on Adam Boulton and Kay Burley interviews Home internet an essential of British life Web connection joins holidays, mobile phones and fridge-freezer among necessities, report finds ITN signs ad video deal Media group Iliffe News & Media, which owns 28 newspapers and satirical news website the Daily Mash, will join Premium News Network Metro goes to law over spoof edition Associated Newspapers wins injunction after a pro-immigration parody of its freesheet is distributed on the streets of London