Israel-Settlement Trade Ban: Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband is set to announce new UK restrictions on buying goods and some services from illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, with a Commons statement expected Tuesday and warnings of US/Israeli retaliation. Disability Benefits Review: A new survey ahead of Sir Stephen Timms’s disability benefits review suggests cutting PIP-style support for disabled people would be politically risky, with public support for higher spending rising. Northern Ireland Growth Blocked: A cross-party London parliamentary committee says failure to agree a Northern Ireland budget is stalling infrastructure and skills plans, entrenching barriers to growth. Holborn & St Pancras By-election: Labour’s hold is described as “to lose” in a contest that could test the Burnham bounce and reshape the left’s balance. Scotland Public Sector Reform Scrutiny: John Swinney faces demands for full details after critics say his reforms look like they were “written on the back of a fag packet,” amid fears over jobs and savings. Assisted Dying Safeguards: Campaigners warn an assisted dying bill could endanger older women, including domestic abuse victims, unless protections are strengthened. AI Data Centre Anger in Scotland: Scotland’s hyperscale AI hub plans face mounting protest as applications for very large sites grow and residents demand impact assessments. NHS Leadership Revolving Door: A report alleges nepotism and questionable payouts in the NHS “revolving door” of bosses, raising fresh governance questions. Jamaica Reparations Petition: A Jamaican delegation has arrived in the UK to press King Charles to refer slavery and reparations questions to the Privy Council.