Counter-Terror Update: UK counter-terror police are investigating a “major incident” near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire after five men were arrested on suspicion of explosives offences and then further detained over alleged preparation of a terrorist act; three suspicious vehicles were examined by army bomb disposal teams, a 400-metre cordon was set up, and about 85 households in Whelford were evacuated while the situation was treated as contained. Household Money Safety: Royal Mail warned customers not to pay a fake “£2.99 fee” scam, urging people to avoid clicking links in suspicious texts or emails and to report fraud attempts. Personal Finance Rules: Martin Lewis warned a cash ISA “strategy” to bypass a rule change won’t work because ISA deposits and allowances are tied to specific tax years. Energy & Jobs: A new Cornish lithium extraction project backed by government funding is set to create jobs and boost UK battery supply chains, with production planned from 2029. Health Pressure on GPs: A Royal College of GPs survey says most family doctors are too busy to give in-depth preventative advice, with 75% reporting too little time for lifestyle support. Lottery Buzz: A UK ticket-holder has claimed a EuroMillions jackpot worth about £111.7m. Skills Spotlight: Team UK won multiple medals at WorldSkills in Shanghai, highlighting apprenticeships and technical training.