UK Politics & Media Narrative: Keir Starmer’s resignation has triggered a fresh wave of European commentary about Britain’s “revolving door” leadership, with outlets linking the instability to Brexit’s fallout. Royal Transparency: Buckingham Palace says King Charles III will be the first monarch to disclose his personal tax bill, aiming to boost clarity on royal finances. Social Media & Minors: A UK-relevant debate is gaining momentum after a fatal school shooting in the Philippines, with calls to ban or strictly limit social media access for under-16s. Trusted News Push: The UK is weighing rules to force social platforms to prioritise “trusted” news sources, including plans to give established media more visibility on YouTube and TikTok. Advertising/Compliance: Procter & Gamble has paused ads with sanctioned Georgian broadcaster Imedi TV, following similar moves by other brands. Public Service Disruption: London’s Night Tube campaign is back, urging extended late-night services for England/Scotland World Cup matches. Weather & Travel: Met Office red heat warnings are driving school closures and rail disruption advice, with Simon Calder urging travellers to shift journeys where possible. World Cup Culture: Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz leans into “33 million lions” ahead of England’s match, while Boston’s Tartan Army continues to dominate local coverage.