Indie rockers Wet Leg set to headline Edinburgh’s Hogmanay festivities
The band from the Isle of Wight will play at the Ross Bandstand in the city’s West Princes Street Gardens.
Evening Standard 
Millions struggle through heatwaves in homes not built to cope – Citizens Advice
Almost half of people reported difficulty sleeping as four heatwaves hit the UK this summer and 11% said their health deteriorated.
Introducing assisted dying services ‘won’t be straightforward’, think tank says
A new report from the Nuffield Trust said ‘comprehensive planning’ and ‘adequate resources’ would be needed for such a policy to be introduced.
Windfall tax on banks could recoup QE losses and raise £8bn a year, IPPR says
Hiking a levy on the profits of major firms could raise up to £8 billion a year for public services, the IPPR said.
Vaccine for chickenpox to be rolled out on the NHS
The jab will be offered as a combined immunisation that will eventually replace the MMR vaccine.
Train firms report spike in summer trips to coastal areas
The Rail Delivery Group said coastal stations in the North East, South East and East Anglia in particular have seen a sharp uptick in passengers.
How the US trade war is now targeting you from today
Donald Trump has cancelled a loophole from today that had allowed consumers and businesses to be spared duties for sending low-value goods to the United States.
Sky News 
'I'm shocked at how fragile I am still': Cumberbatch and Colman on protecting their sanity from perils of social media
Actor Benedict Cumberbatch says he's shocked at how "fragile" he still is - despite years in the spotlight and success in the industry.
Why more people are travelling to the UK’s coastal areas than ever before
Britain’s coastal destinations have seen a spike in visitor numbers
The Independent 
Gardaí issue new appeal for information over missing schoolboy Kyran Durnin
Gardaí have made a new appeal for information over the disappearance and suspected murder of Kyran Durnin.
Independent.ie 
A 'revenge' reshuffle, the next budget and asylum - 30 things to watch for this upcoming political season
We're back. From Monday, MPs will stream under the portcullis back into the Commons chamber. But this is far from a straightforward autumn, with dangers for all the leaders lurking everywhere.
Little-known Netflix code that unlocks the 'best' movies on platform
Netflix subscription have shared their delight after discovering codes that unlock 'hidden' movies and TV shows on the streaming service.
Daily Express 
'Entitled main character woman tried to steal plane seat but I got last laugh'
A woman has been praised for teaching an 'entitled' plane passenger a lesson after she tried to 'steal' her plane seat.
UnHerd 
Which pronouns, trans shooter?
Robert Westman epitomized failed masculinity
Treasury should tax big banks on quantitative easing windfalls, argues thinktank
IPPR says Rachel Reeves should also urge Bank to halt bond sales to reduce government losses of £22bn a year Rachel Reeves should levy a new bank tax and urge the Bank of England to halt bond sales to reduce the government’s £22bn-a-year losses from quantitative easing, the IPPR thinktank has argued. In a report called Fixing the Leak, the IPPR’s associate director for economic policy, Carsten Jung, says the Treasury should rein in the costs of QE as public finances are tight. Continue reading...
The Guardian