Premier League Shock: Manchester City have been found guilty over “sham” contracts and financial breaches in the biggest scandal in the league’s history, with sanctions now looming after a major independent ruling. Politics & Policy: PM Andy Burnham used Labour conference to pitch sweeping reforms, including ending the pensions triple lock to fund a new National Care Service and setting out options to overturn Brexit. Tech & AI: OpenAI launched Dots, always-on AI agents that can run tasks via dedicated cloud computers, though UK users are currently excluded. Local Life & Food: Rudy’s Pizza Napoletana is set to open in Glasgow next month, with 3,000 free-pizza giveaways for sign-ups. Security Watch: Police say no homemade bombs were found in vans near RAF Fairford as the wider terror investigation continues. Royal Family Fallout: The Sussexes’ return to the UK has coincided with fresh Royal Family turmoil after claims in Earl Spencer’s Diana memoir. Culture & Community: A historic village pub in Toot Baldon has reopened after refurbishment, marking a new chapter for locals. Sports & Records: An 11-year-old chess prodigy, Bodhana Sivanandan, has become the youngest woman grandmaster in history. Business & Finance: Monzo’s £10bn takeover talk has rattled Nubank shares, adding fresh uncertainty to UK fintech deal hopes.