Culture & Heritage: The Bayeux Tapestry has returned to England for the first time in nearly 1,000 years, with King Charles III and Emmanuel Macron inspecting it at the British Museum ahead of its public opening—plus fresh debate over whether it was made in England and how it’s been damaged on the journey. Local Culture & Funding: Glasgow’s People’s Palace museum revamp bill has surged past £50m, with councillors pushing for more national cash as they argue the site is a “national asset.” Arts & Community: Collector Emma Menell is rethinking how African artists are supported abroad, building on her Tyburn Gallery legacy with a Tyburn Foundation focused on long-term, less market-driven patronage. Society & Lifestyle: A North Wales councillor claims a seaside village has been “taken over by outsiders” and that Welsh voices are being drowned out—sparking a planning fight over a holiday let. Education & Money: Student finance guidance highlights that 2027 entrants face tuition above £10,000, with Plan 5 loans changing repayment terms. Politics & Migration: Nigel Farage and Jordan Bardella sign a pact to end Channel small-boat crossings if their parties enter government. Sports Culture: England Test player Brydon Carse is left out of squads after a Derby incident, with the ECB urging a “reset” while investigations continue. Design & Media: Coventry’s City of Culture trust faces Charity Commission findings over financial oversight and mismanagement. Music & Theatre: Suzie Miller’s busy run—new novel and new play—signals a major moment for the writer behind National Theatre success.