British Steel Nationalisation: China’s Jingye Group is demanding compensation after the UK took operational control and moved the firm back into public ownership, warning it is “trampling on international investment rules” and reserving rights to pursue legal action. Compensation Fight: The government says draft compensation regulations will follow in autumn, with an independent assessor deciding what’s payable, as ministers argue the move protects jobs and primary steel capacity. Incoming PM Andy Burnham: Burnham’s Downing Street start is framed around cost-of-living pressure, public service strain and major foreign-policy tests, with debate already swirling over how he’ll fund growth and whether he’ll reshape government departments. Tech Policy Shock: Tech leaders are pushing back on reports Burnham may scrap DSIT, warning it would slow AI and innovation momentum and weaken the “single front door” for the sector. Energy Bills Pressure: Ofgem-linked grid projects in Scotland are reportedly ballooning in cost, with fears higher spending could land on households via energy bills. Business & AI Rules: Small firms are adopting AI faster than guidance, as new transparency rules loom and regulators tighten expectations. Tate Brothers Extradition: Andrew and Tristan Tate have been detained in the US as the UK seeks extradition over further sexual offence charges.