Intelligence indicates a hostile state has drawn up a list of four UK sites for potential sabotage linked to Britain’s support for a European ally. Officials condemn the threat, are strengthening protections around critical infrastructure, and insist the UK will stand firm with partners.

The PM will summon tech bosses to No10 to demand stronger safeguards for children online, after MPs rejected an outright under-16s social media ban by 286-151. He wants platforms to act responsibly and improve age checks, with bereaved parents urging urgent action.

Rachel Reeves condemned Donald Trump’s handling of the Gulf crisis, saying the US lacks an exit plan and is hitting British households via energy costs and market volatility. She urged a coherent strategy, allied coordination and measures to shield the UK economy.

A campaigner calls for tighter controls on children’s social media: real age checks, default safety settings and time caps. They urge platforms and ministers to act to curb addiction, bullying and harmful content, promoting healthier online habits for families.