BBC licence fee debate: Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says the TV licence “isn’t finished” as the BBC faces pressure over streaming-era funding, with 23.3m licences active and proposals floating for a broadband levy-style replacement. Cold-start crime TV culture: A new film review spotlights “Primetime” and its uneasy take on TV sting journalism, with a focus on how media can shape public moral judgement. Royal comms friction: Prince Harry says Archie and Lilibet are “happy” at their new UK school after security-led moves, while a royal commentator claims the Palace is “completely ignore” messages from the Sussexes. Old Trafford prayer event: Nigerian pastor Jerry Eze led thousands at the NSPPD UK Prayer Conference at Old Trafford, with demand spiking online for limited places. Jill Dando case: Met detectives re-examine enhanced CCTV from Putney Bridge in the 1999 murder investigation. Public resilience advice: Wes Streeting urges Brits to keep cash, bottled water and tinned goods at home for emergencies. Athens blast links UK death: Greek reports say a British man and his wife were among six killed after a gas explosion and building collapse near the Acropolis. Media & marcom: Zinn Hub® launches a multilingual freelance marketplace with live translation and captions, positioning itself for cross-border hiring.