Labour Leadership: Andy Burnham was officially elected leader of Britain’s governing Labour Party, pledging to “give hope back” and spread power beyond Westminster ahead of taking office as prime minister on Monday, as the party looks to counter Reform UK. Royal Family: Prince Harry asked King Charles’ former chef for cooking lessons during a UK visit, with the chef recalling Harry’s hands-on, eager approach. Crime & Courts: Three men were jailed over a £4m crypto fraud in which they posed as police to trick victims into handing over coins, using fake police websites and laundering proceeds. Transport: Network Rail has banned steam trains after a wildfire near Winsford, with operators told to switch to diesel to reduce fire risk. Cybersecurity: Two British hackers were sentenced to 5½ years for a Transport for London cyberattack that cost nearly £29m to repair. Health & Travel: UKHSA data shows imported infections in 2026, including malaria, dengue and enteric fever, with travellers urged to check before flying. Business & Money: Skipton Building Society’s boss backs new pound-sign emojis to make everyday money talk feel more natural for younger Brits. Culture & Work: UKIE says 22% of the games industry workforce has experienced job loss in the past three years. Sport: Lucas Herbert equalled the British Open major scoring record with a 62 at Royal Birkdale, while Rory McIlroy struggled with “stupid mistakes” early on.