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Northern Ireland Justice: The Pat Finucane inquiry opens by probing whether his killers were “encouraged, assisted, protected or directed” by the British state, including the roles of the RUC, the army, MI5 and government. Food & Health Policy: Carlsberg Britvic, Danone and others back mandatory healthy food sales reporting in the UK, using the Nutrient Profiling Model, as ministers push wider prevention measures. Crime & Courts (Scotland): Two people go on trial accused of killing a man in Glasgow before allegedly dumping dismembered remains across west Scotland. Local Services: A Swindon shop and its Post Office service shut permanently after a restructure, with customers redirected to other branches. Public Safety (Essex): Private security patrols begin in Braintree, Chelmsford and Colchester after residents reported intimidation linked to nearby asylum accommodation. International Tensions: Argentina opens a criminal investigation into executives at British firm Rockhopper and Navitas over Falklands drilling, while the UK disputes jurisdiction. Politics & Money: Reform UK faces fresh scrutiny over £72m in crypto donations and whether new rules could force repayments. Culture & TV: Netflix confirms a December release date for its Pride and Prejudice adaptation.

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