Ukraine Drones and Asylum Fraud: Britain's Week of Hard Truths Britain steps up Ukraine drone support while Trump praises the King and slams Starmer, and a BBC investigation exposes asylum fraud networks.
Geopolitics of Friendship: Lammy, Vance and the Art of Back Channels As Trump threatens Iranian civilians, Britain's best diplomatic asset may be an unlikely friendship between David Lammy and JD Vance. Plus Carney's mandate and Evergrande's reckoning.
Premier League Crisis: Arsenal Stumble as Spurs Face the Abyss Arsenal lose ground to Manchester City, Tottenham sink into relegation danger without Romero, and Barcelona's teenage genius seals La Liga.
Business Under Pressure: Oil at $100, NHS Profits and Ikea's Solar Mess Oil back above $100 a barrel, NHS private contractors pocket £1.6bn, and Ikea customers left stranded by solar installer collapse. What it means for Britain.
UK-EU Reset: Britain Eyes Single Market Return by Stealth Ministers plan legislation to adopt EU single market rules without full parliamentary vote, while Reform's Tice faces a £91,000 tax embarrassment.
Business Under Fire: Housing Freeze, Texas Raids and Festival Fallout Iran conflict freezes UK housing market, Texas opens a London office to poach British firms, and Wireless festival's Kanye gamble collapses. What it means.
Arsenal stunned by Bournemouth as Grand National steals the show Bournemouth shock Arsenal at the Emirates while Aintree crowns Mirabad. A Saturday that reshuffled priorities across English sport.