Politics: Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has resigned as MP for Clacton-on-Sea and will stand again in a by-election, framing it as “people vs the establishment” amid scrutiny over undeclared donations, including a reported £5m gift from a Thailand-based crypto billionaire and questions raised by a standards watchdog probe. Royal & Courts: Prince Harry has lost his privacy case against the Daily Mail’s publisher, with the High Court dismissing claims that the paper unlawfully obtained information; the ruling says claimants failed to prove wrongdoing. Health & Weather: NHS advice is circulating ahead of another pollen surge, with guidance for hay fever sufferers to shower and change after being outdoors, as red warnings for very high pollen cover much of England and Wales. Business & Cost of Living: M&S chair Archie Norman warns taxes and employment costs are “holding back” investment in Britain, while John Lewis confirms it will axe in-store bureau de change desks and scale back gift wrapping. Energy & Industry: Offgrid Energy Labs has opened its first UK ZincGel battery pilot manufacturing facility in Hook, Hampshire, ahead of India-UK CETA taking effect on July 15. Security & Defence: Britain has joined NATO allies on a new project to develop ground-based deep precision strike capabilities, including new launchers and missiles. Sport: Arthur Fery becomes the first British wild card to reach a Wimbledon quarter-final in the professional era, with Federer watching as he beats Grigor Dimitrov.