Royal Security: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set for fresh government-backed security reviews after moving back to the UK, with their children Archie and Lilibet starting school in Britain; the assessments will be run by Ravec’s Risk Management Boards. Constitutional Shock: First ministers from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have signed a pact pushing for independence referenda, escalating pressure on Westminster and raising breakup fears. Ancient Britain: Scientists say the stones behind Yorkshire’s Devil’s Arrows were deliberately hauled from Brimham Rocks—over 11 miles—shedding new light on how prehistoric builders planned the monument. Food Supply Strain: A new look at climate bottlenecks warns heat, drought and energy demands are hitting food chains “from farm to fork,” with knock-on effects for prices and spoilage. Local Justice: A North East family has been banned from keeping animals for neglecting three Jack Russells, after suspended sentences for animal welfare offences. Crime: A UK man has pleaded guilty to drugging and raping his wife over more than two decades, with prosecutors expected to open a wider case involving other accused men. Payments Push: Major UK banks begin fundraising for a new payments infrastructure vehicle aimed at creating a domestic alternative to Mastercard/Visa. Arts & Film: UK filmmakers get a boost from a modernised Canada co-production treaty, designed to make joint film and TV projects easier.