Islam & Identity Row: Restore Britain co-founder Charlie Downes claimed Muslims are “less British” than Christians, sparking condemnation. Scottish Parliament Fallout: Scottish Green MSP Q Manivannan faced calls to suspend his whip after “rape is a spectrum” remarks, with Rape Crisis Scotland and opposition MPs criticising the comments. Westminster Justice Signals: PM Andy Burnham hinted he may scrap plans to restrict jury trials, saying he wants “to find ways of not reducing access” and is “looking for changes.” Policing & Security: Counter-terror police reopened lines of inquiry tied to Ann Widdecombe’s death, including an alleged firebombing attempt at Nigel Farage’s home; Reform’s Richard Tice says threats against MPs weren’t taken seriously. Courts & Crime: Simon Levy’s conviction for murdering Sheryl Wilkins included CCTV showing his movements before the killing. Public Safety & Health: Heatwave warnings and drought impacts dominated coverage, alongside a reminder that the UK’s near-total solar eclipse is set for Wednesday evening. Parliament & Pensions: Commentary argues private pensions are heavily subsidised for higher earners, urging tax relief changes. Local Governance & Licensing: Kent Police was ordered to pay costs after a failed alcohol licence appeal over a Gillingham shop conversion.