Wildfire Update: Summerland residents in B.C. are being allowed back as the Bald Range fire is downgraded to an alert for nearly the whole community, though Garnet Valley homes remain under evacuation orders; the blaze has burned over 24,000 hectares and destroyed about 150 structures. Rail Disruption & Weather: Britain’s rail network is bracing for more extreme conditions as an El Niño develops, with operators already cutting timetables and speeds after heat-related derailments; forecasters warn September could bring a return of hot weather. Migration & Welfare: New figures show record numbers of foreign-born residents claiming Universal Credit—about 1.3 million, or 15.5% of recipients—fueling renewed debate over residency and welfare eligibility. Royal & Legal: Prince Harry and Meghan are set to return to the UK later this month with children enrolled in British schools, while Harry and other celebrities face a Daily Mail costs bill after losing a privacy lawsuit. Middle East: Britain, Australia and Canada condemned Israel’s decision not to open a criminal investigation into the 2024 Gaza aid convoy killings, calling it shameful. Public Health: The Food Standards Agency warns vulnerable people to avoid runny eggs in restaurants and cafes amid a Salmonella outbreak linked to imported eggs. Sports: Jack Draper is ruled out of the US Open with a bone bruise, while Tour of Britain Women continues to deliver major stage drama in North Wales.