Strait of Hormuz Shock: Trump said the Iran ceasefire is “over” after fresh strikes and renewed attacks on commercial shipping, pushing Brent up over 5% and rattling European stocks—another reminder that UK fuel and freight costs can swing fast when this route tightens. Aviation Disruption: British Airways cancelled a flight after reports its crew were too drunk to operate, stranding passengers and highlighting how staffing failures can quickly become logistics bills. HS2 Progress: HS2 completed its first cut-and-cover “green” tunnel at Copthall, reusing excavated material on site to avoid about 100,000 HGV journeys. Rail Disruption: Services were blocked after a trespass incident at Buckshaw Parkway, with a man detained under the Mental Health Act. Defence Supply Chain: The UK and NATO allies backed new long-range missile and deep-precision strike plans, while Royal Navy trials demonstrated an A400M airdrop of an uncrewed drone boat—both signals of faster, more integrated logistics for future operations. Local Planning: Bradford Council finally granted full permission for a 2,000-job, 150-home Esholt Estate scheme after years of delayed legal agreements. Consumer/Travel Costs: A Money Problem case flags how EU border-control delays can leave travellers out of pocket after missed flights, with responsibility disputes between airlines and airports.