Press reaction to the "slavery" case, in our slideshow of what's leading Friday's newspapers.

The Merseyside derby is a game in which you can lose all sense of your surroundings, writes ex-Everton midfielder Kevin Kilbane

The US state of Alabama exonerates the last three of the Scottsboro Boys, black teenagers wrongly accused of raping two white girls in 1931.

The global launch of Microsoft's the Xbox One game console took place early on Friday, 22 November.

The "growing tide of surveillance" threatens the democratic nature of the internet, warns the creator of the worldwide web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee.

Ed Miliband accuses David Cameron of "unjustified smears" with his attempts to link the Labour leader to disgraced ex-Co-op Bank chairman Paul Flowers.

Paul Flowers resigned as deputy chairman of Co-op Group in June because of concerns about his "excessive" use of expenses, the BBC learns.

The government can no longer ignore claims of hypocrisy over its relations with Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, a report by a group of MPs say.