New Scottish Green leadership team to be announced
Current co-leader Patrick Harvie revealed earlier this year he would step down from the role.
Evening Standard 
Pensioner to enter pleas over ‘sweets laced with sedatives’ at summer camp
Eight children and one adult were taken to hospital as a precaution after the incident in Stathern, Leicestershire.
Metro 
Mario Draghi’s neoliberal hypocrisy
He turned Europe into an American vassal
UnHerd 
Read our review of Clare Balding debut novel here - and discover our other favourite Debuts out now
Sara Lawrence reviews the best debuts out now.
Daily Mail UK 
Women’s Super League previews No 5: Everton
Permanent move to Goodison Park and return of long-term injury absentees brings sense of optimism for Brian Sørensen’s squad Guardian writers’ predicted position: 8th (NB: this is not necessarily Tom Garry’s prediction but the average of our writers’ tips) Last season’s position: 8th Continue reading...
The Guardian 
British firms regain their confidence - but remain pessimistic on UK economy
Confidence in the strength of the economy among British businesses waned last month, new data suggests.
Which Bloomsbury set writer does Niall Williams have no time for?
Niall Williams answers our burning questions, what is he reading, what book would he take to a desert island, what gave him the reading bug, what left him cold?
The One Piece Netflix: everything we know about Wit Studio One Piece remake - potential release date
The One Piece is coming to Netflix from Wit Studio
The Scarborough News 
Murder in a manor house with secrets to hide: The best Classic Crimes novels out now - The House at Devil's Neck by Tom Mead, Agent Redruth by Michael Evans, The Odd Flamingo by Nina Bawden
Barry Turner reviews the best Classic Crime novels out now
Abusers still stalk the Met
A macho culture encourages sexual misconduct
Endemic by James Harding-Morris: Drunken fungi that thrive on a cider diet
Christopher Hart discovers the wildlife that can only be found within the British Isles.
Ghosted by Alice Vernon: Why people see ghosts: Expert reveals the real reason - and what YOU have to do to 'encounter' one
A new history of hauntings from an avowed sceptic debunks why people think they see ghosts by proving that the living have far more involvement than the dead.
London’s SUVs now take up the same space as the entire borough of Kensington and Chelsea
The number of SUVs in London has increased by almost three-quarters of a million since 2002.
Edinburgh Hogmanay: Wet Leg to headline Concert in the Gardens in Edinburgh
Isle of Wight band have been announced as the headline act for Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations
The Scotsman 
Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
Can Ruben Amorim stop the rot, Brighton to go Greek and an Anfield baptism of fire for Eberechi Eze Calling Chelsea “Cole Palmer FC” is not much of an insult. Oh no, you have one of the best attackers in the world. Oh no, you got him for a bargain price. Oh no, he won you the Club World Cup last month. Still, no side ever wants to be completely reliant on one player. Chelsea aim to depend more on the collective than the individual. They have struggled without Palmer in the past but thrived in his absence against West Ham last week. Palmer withdrew with a groin injury during the warm-up and is a doubt to face Fulham in the Saturday lunchtime kick-off. However Enzo Maresca has options. Estêvão Willian came in for Palmer against West Ham and was exceptional on the right wing. João Pedro and Pedro Neto were excellent. Chelsea have enough talent at their disposal to beat Fulham without Palmer. Jacob Steinberg Chelsea v Fulham, Saturday 12.30pm (all times BST) Manchester United v Burnley, Saturday 3pm Tottenham v Bournemouth, Saturday 3pm Sunderland v Brentford, Saturday 3pm Wolves v Everton, Saturday 3pm Leeds v Newcastle, Saturday 5.30pm Brighton v Manchester City, Sunday 2pm Nottingham Forest v West Ham, Sunday 2pm Continue reading...