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Newcastle United are introducing ground-breaking "sound shirts", which will allow deaf fans to "feel" the noise of St James' Park for the first time.

1. Microsoft begins showing full screen Windows 11 ad on Windows 10 PCs as end of support date looms  Windows Central
2. Microsoft is trying to convince Windows 10 users to upgrade with full-screen prompts  The Verge
3. So it begins: Microsoft starts showing full-screen ads about the end of Windows 10 support  Neowin
4. Microsoft reveals costs of Windows 10 end of life security update — and it might be more than you'd expect  TechRadar
5. Millions of Windows 10 users must make decision as Microsoft confirms new yearly fees  Daily Record

1. Met Police knew about Westminster 'honeytrap' messages last year  BBC
2. 'Honeytrap' MP William Wragg accidentally reveals WiFi password during photoshoot  The Independent
3. William Wragg resigns Tory whip after divulging MPs’ phone numbers  The Guardian
4. Westminster honey trap scandal: Man contacts police over stolen photos  POLITICO Europe
5. Nadine Dorries calls for William Wragg to be investigated over Westminster honeytrap scandal  The Telegraph

The Met began investigating suspicious WhatsApps to men at Westminster much earlier than thought, the BBC learns.

The Met began investigating suspicious WhatsApps to men at Westminster much earlier than thought, the BBC learns.

1. Man charged with murder after mother stabbed to death in Bradford street  Evening Standard
2. Bradford: Habibur Masum appears in court charged with murder of woman stabbed to death while pushing pram  Sky News
3. Man charged with murder of woman as she pushed pram in Bradford  The Guardian
4. Fugitive accused of stabbing mother to death while pushing her baby in a pram on the streets of Bradford will  Daily Mail
5. Man Charged with Murder of Kulsuma Akter, Bradford  West Yorkshire Police

A major rescue operation is under way after the avalanche in western Austria.

Reservists at an Israeli university tell the BBC's Jeremy Bowen how they see the war as a necessity.

Reservists at an Israeli university tell the BBC's Jeremy Bowen how they see the war as a necessity.

The latest figures show many patients face long waits, but the PM insists headway is being made.

1. Baby killer asked for donations to bereavement charity on Facebook  The Times
2. Neighbours of murdered baby Ollie Davis describe his cruel parents as 'disgusting tramps' who had 19 cats and  Daily Mail
3. Man jailed for life after breaking baby son’s neck in Leicester  The Guardian
4. 'Callous' father who broke baby's neck launched Facebook fundraiser to gain sympathy  The Independent
5. Michael Davis given life sentence for murdering his baby son - who suffered a 'snapped neck'  Sky News

A rape survivor who was left feeling "traumatised" by her attacker's lawyer in court now feels vindicated after a complaint against his behaviour was upheld by the Faculty of Advocates.

Burnley manager Vincent Kompany is given a two-match touchline suspension after his red card against Chelsea.

Burnley manager Vincent Kompany is given a two-match touchline suspension after his red card against Chelsea.

1. 'Hypocritical': Rangers' Dundee stance blasted on-air | Rangers Review  Rangers Review
2. Philippe Clement: Rangers 'offered' Thursday staging of Dundee game  BBC
3. Rangers boss Philippe Clement on latest Dundee postponement: 'You can't blame the weather'  Sky Sports
4. Club Statement: Dundee Match Postponement  Rangers Football Club
5. Exclusive - Hibs raise 'sporting integrity' fears with SPFL after 'embarrassing' call-off  Edinburgh News

A Tory MP appears to have endorsed Reform's Lee Anderson, after his former colleague promised not to campaign against him.

Evil Sabina Nessa murderer admits attacking two prison officers in HMP Frankland while serving life sentence  Chronicle LiveView Full coverage on Google News

1. Neil Woodford had a 'defective' understanding of responsibilities, FCA says  Financial Times
2. Live news: Fed policymaker says US inflation still on course for 2% target  Financial Times
3. FCA says ex-fund boss Neil Woodford had ‘defective understanding’ of risks  The Guardian
4. Watchdog raps investor Woodford and says it would have fined administrator £50m  Eastern Daily Press
5. Neil Woodford had 'defective' and 'narrow' understanding of job, finds FCA  The Telegraph

1. Instagram to test new tools to fight so-called sextortion  BBC
2. New Tools to Help Protect Against Sextortion and Intimate Image Abuse  Meta Store

1. Instagram to test new tools to fight so-called sextortion  BBC
2. New Tools to Help Protect Against Sextortion and Intimate Image Abuse  Meta Store
3. Instagram begins blurring nudity in messages to protect teens and fight sexual extortion  The Independent