UK–Israel Sanctions: In the Commons, PM Andy Burnham backed sweeping UK action on West Bank settlements, framing it as “leadership” and “fairness against injustice” after Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced the measures and faced backlash from Jewish leaders. Tech & Child Safety: Lisa Nandy said primary legislation will force Apple and Google to add device-level protections to stop under-18s sending or viewing nude images; Apple and Google say existing on-device tools already detect and restrict explicit content. Online Safety Act: A year on from the Online Safety Act, critics argue it has pushed ordinary speech behind age checks, with calls to scrap the law. Political Integrity: The Met opened a criminal investigation into Reform UK over alleged foreign donations, as MPs and watchdogs press for clarity on party funding rules. Aviation Disruption: NATS air traffic control failures triggered major UK flight chaos and cancellations; the government has ordered a rapid investigation. NHS Access for Rare Disease: A campaign in England says patients can’t access omaveloxolone for Friedreich’s ataxia because NICE couldn’t recommend it after a withdrawn evidence submission. Local Government Reorganisation: Oxfordshire’s planned council shake-up is thrown into doubt after new legal advice, leaving budgets and timelines in “financial pickle” territory. Defence & AI Governance: A new debate piece highlights the ethical and legal gaps around AI-driven military systems and “meaningful human control.”