Middle East Diplomacy: Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband vowed a “comprehensive reset” after “appalling settler terrorism” in the occupied West Bank, warning Israel that Britain may move against settlement activity as Israel threatens retaliation. UK Politics: Keir Starmer said he will quit Parliament after stepping down as PM, triggering a by-election in Holborn and St Pancras; Andy Burnham meanwhile used his first Commons speech to promise “substantial change” and a growth plan built on devolution and public ownership. Justice & Prisons: Justice Secretary Alex Norris set out a tougher early-release scheme for overcrowded male prisons, stressing it will not mean “freedom” and that a sustainable fix will take a decade. Cost of Living: The British Retail Consortium said shop price inflation hit a two-year high in August, with energy and input costs feeding through and households facing “challenging months ahead.” Disaster Response: Nepal flood rescues continued with a British man pulled alive among 119 survivors, as deaths passed 1,000 and thousands remain missing. Science: UK-led researchers say they may have detected dark matter for the first time, though they stress a small chance of a false signal. Transport & Travel: British Airways flights reported emergency signals over England but landed safely; separate news noted ferry cancellations in Canada’s B.C. due to mechanical issues. Sport: Manchester City agreed a joint-British record £125m deal to sign Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez before the deadline.