ZOSO Body Cams: The UK’s “Zones of Special Operations” model is back in focus after reports that officers operating in designated zones must wear body-worn cameras and face human-rights training requirements, with complaints and use-of-force recording built in. Israel Debate Fallout: A Labour MP was forced to apologise in the Commons after calling for “military action” against Israel, triggering a formal warning from the Chief Whip. PMQs Backlash: Esther McVey renewed attacks on Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s early PMQs performance during the parliamentary break, sparking backlash after Burnham’s father died. EU-Canada Deal Pressure: Mark Carney is set to address the European Parliament after Ursula von der Leyen floated Canada as an “associate member”, while Donald Trump warned it could be a “hostile act” and trigger tariffs—raising questions about how far Parliament should be involved. ScotWind Transparency: Scotland’s auditor general called for greater transparency over how £755m ScotWind revenues are used, after criticism that ministers have used funds to plug budget gaps. Local Powers & Tourism Tax: York’s mayor and MPs backed a proposed visitor levy, even as businesses warn it could deter tourists. Fireworks Rules: A consultation in York and North Yorkshire targets the loudest fireworks, aiming to protect pets and veterans while keeping professional displays.