Arts & Outdoors: Bradford’s Culture Company is rolling out two big nature-meets-music moments: Harmonic Fields returns to Baildon Moor (Sept 9–13) with 200+ rare nature-powered instruments, and the world-famous Flower Carpet lands in Bradford city centre (Sept 24–27) with a 29-metre living design made from 300,000+ dahlia heads. Celebrity & Philanthropy: Fawlty Towers star Prunella Scales has died aged 93, with probate showing a UK estate of £3.38m and charitable gifts including arts education and rural protection. Community & Charity: UK deli brand Deli Kitchen says it raised £45,000 (about UAH 2.7m) from garlic bread sales for the Ukrainian Red Cross. Work & Skills: The DWP confirms a north-west England pilot for 16–21-year-olds: three weeks of AI boot camp training aimed at tackling NEET. Money & Savers: Yorkshire Building Society warns millions of non-ISA savers could be earning enough interest to trigger unexpected HMRC tax bills. Food & Lifestyle: Nestlé launches new “healthy ageing” cereal ranges, including Shreddies Peanut Butter and Shredded Wheat Happy Heart and Active. Local Life: An ice cream van in Tonyrefail, South Wales, was hit with a noise complaint after one resident objected to music—then the driver adjusted his approach. Culture & Debate: A fresh UK discussion asks whether social media age bans can work without turning into surveillance. Entertainment: Andrea Bocelli announces his first headline Wales concert at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium (May 8) for the Land of Song Festival, with tickets on general sale at 10am today.