UK Politics: Keir Starmer said “my work is done” in his final Downing Street speech, passing the baton to Andy Burnham, who was formally invited by King Charles III and becomes Britain’s seventh prime minister in a decade. Burnham’s first address promises a “circuit breaker” with a 10-year plan, immediate help for the cost of living, reindustrialisation via public procurement, more public housing, and a first instruction to end rough sleeping. Digital ID: Burnham’s team says the controversial universal digital ID scheme will be scrapped, though other digital public services will continue. Middle East: The UK Consulate General in Jerusalem’s X account was suspended after posting a statement criticising alleged rights violations against Palestinians in Israeli prisons. Tate Brothers: The CPS has added 38 new charges against Andrew and Tristan Tate and is seeking extradition from the US, bringing the UK total to 59 charges. Local Crime: Police in Colchester appeal after an orange Ford Mustang was stolen from a driveway in Kinlett Close. Health & Science: Researchers report a brain protein (SORLA) could help suppress toxic tau tangles linked to Alzheimer’s. Defence Tech: Anduril unveiled “wingman” drone plans for British Apache helicopters, aiming for a “ring of steel” around aircraft. Transport: ORR data shows UK freight trains hit the lowest level since at least 2003/04. Education: UCAS records a highest-ever number of undergraduate applicants, with international demand rising and India the second-largest source.