Politics: Ed Davey hits out at Reform’s £72m war chest in a furious Autumn Conference speech, accusing the party of not speaking for the “real United Kingdom” and targeting its links to populism and crypto donors. UK-US diplomacy: Andy Burnham is set to meet Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly as aides warn US actions could worsen UK energy bills, inflation and interest rates this winter. International law & reparations: Caribbean leaders are preparing a strategy that could include suing Britain over slavery reparations, with legal options discussed at a regional conference. Education safety: Glasgow council confirms schools will have “appropriate segregation” from restored janitors’ houses, citing the Cullen report after the Dunblane tragedy. Culture & TV: Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman explain why they left Strictly Come Dancing as they step away from presenting roles. Heritage & community: A free vintage bus ride marks 120 years of Lancashire United Transport on the Bolton–Leigh route. Energy: The IAEA says nuclear capacity could triple by 2060, driven by small reactor growth. Business & sport: JJ Gabriel’s Real Madrid interest draws warnings from Steven Gerrard about protecting young careers at elite clubs.