Baby whose mother was unvaccinated dies of whooping cough
A baby whose mother was not vaccinated against whooping cough died of the disease this year, public health data shows.
Sky News 
DWP told to scrap Universal Credit and PIP hikes in line with inflation
DWP welfare and benefits paymentsare on course to cost individual taxpayers £3,000 a year by the end of the decade,
Birmingham Live 
UK households with garden lighting risk £20,000 fine after council warning
Intrusive lighting shining into neighbours' homes and properties could mean UK households fall foul of the rules.
DWP to hand state pensioners extra £82 a week on top of Winter Fuel Payment
After a Labour Party government u-turn on the Winter Fuel Allowance, state pensioners are being warned government coffers aren't seeing the benefits.
TV tonight: who will get Liz Hurley’s inheritance?
A devilishly fun new gameshow in which strangers battle it out for Hurley’s cash. Plus: Sheridan Smith’s devastating true crime drama. Here’s what to watch this evening 9pm, Channel 4 Continue reading...
The Guardian 
Horror as man and woman are stabbed in front of children during Guildford West home invasion in case of mistaken identity
The 41-year-old man and 37-year-old woman were attacked at a home on McCredie Road at Guildford West, western Sydney, at 11pm on Saturday.
Daily Mail U.K 
Jelena Ostapenko apologises for ‘no education’ comment to Taylor Townsend
The Latvian accused her American opponent of having no education and no class.
The Independent 
You're cutting pineapple all wrong as game-changing method takes just 15 seconds
A woman has shared her 'game-changing' method for cutting a pineapple perfectly in 15 seconds - but some people aren't convinced by the hack as they were left with questions
The Mirror 
Improvements are noted at previously under-fire care home
Claremont Care Home, in High Thornyflat Wynd, was previously told to up its game following an unannounced inspection.
The Daily Record 
Ruptly 
Morrisons customers warned to stock up on item before end of Sunday
Morrisons customers can take advantage of a big Quality Street deal before the close of play on Sunday, they have been told.
Empire State Building dazzles New York with KPop Demon Hunters light show
The jaw-dropping display was unveiled on the skyscraper on Thursday night, with the hit tune 'Golden' being played as the building sparkled.
UK households with oak trees in garden face £20,000 fine after decision
One gardener, Martin Fielding, from Stockport, thought it was just a “regular tree” he was trimming back in his garden until he received a letter from the council.
Rugby's Louis Rees-Zammit's hair powder now 15% off and men 'are yet to find better'
The Slick Gorilla's Hair Styling Powder has been a hit with shoppers and has been backed by a number of big names
How to watch Brighton vs Man City: TV channel and live stream for Premier League today
The Seagulls have momentum on their side after delivering a dominant Carabao Cup victory in midweek
Evening Standard 
History in the making: inside the Nuremberg trials
Uwe Neumahr’s The Writers’ Castle , translated by Jefferson Chase, is about the reporting of the Nuremberg war crimes trial in 1945-6. The title refers to a mock castle outside Nuremberg where most journalists lived and worked when not in the courtroom. (A number who didn’t get in wrote as if they had been present.) Rebecca West for The New Yorker had an affair with one of the court judges, an unpleasant American called Francis Biddle, and spent much of her time in his well-appointed villa.