Henry Nowak protests: UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood condemned violent disorder in Southampton after the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak, where protesters clashed with police and officers were injured; ministers say police chiefs are reviewing anti-racism guidance and the government rejects claims of “two-tier” policing, while further protests are planned in London. Police scrutiny: Hampshire police reported 11 officers and a dog injured in the clashes, with arrests already made as the IOPC investigates. Reform UK welfare push: Nigel Farage unveiled detailed plans to cut benefits spending and tighten eligibility for claimants and migrants, putting fresh pressure on Labour ahead of the next political fight. UK economy wobble: A survey shows services activity in Britain contracted in May as Iran-war pressures and weaker consumer spending hit travel, tourism and leisure. Google AI search rules: The competition watchdog says UK publishers can opt out of having their content used in Google’s AI search summaries, after complaints about lost clicks and revenue. US tariff threat: Trump proposes forced-labour tariffs that could hit the UK and other major partners, raising fears of fresh trade disruption. Oxford Union row: Two leftwing US commentators banned from entering the UK will still speak remotely at the Oxford Union. Tech and business: Wordsmith raised $70m to bring more legal work in-house, while Tesla hit a UK delivery milestone as EV sales rise.