Politics & Migration Row: Keir Starmer hit back after US VP JD Vance blamed the murder of Henry Nowak on “mass invasion of migrants”, with Downing Street urging people to stop stirring division and Lammy saying the case “has nothing to do with mass migration.” D-Day Commemoration: Defence Secretary John Healey marked the 82nd anniversary of Normandy landings at the British Normandy Memorial, while US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth used the anniversary to warn Europe about migration “invasion” rhetoric. Cost of Living Pressure: A new report says Britain’s middle class is sliding into “middle-class poverty” as bills, childcare and mortgages bite harder than wages. Household Money Woes: NS&I Premium Bonds claimants face delays and errors, with bereaved families complaining about the probate hurdle and slow account tracing. Local Heritage & Culture: A volunteer-run South Yorkshire Transport Museum is drawing attention for its hidden collection and restoration work, while a Jersey playwright lands two major UK stage premieres this summer. Sport & Tech: Golf is booming with AI caddies and swing tech, but competition rules and costs may slow adoption. Business & Football: West Ham chairman David Sullivan stepped down amid “serious historic allegations,” with the club saying none relate to the team’s operations.