Rwanda Genocide Case: A doctor from Rwanda, Dr Vincent Brown (formerly Vincent Bajinya), has been charged in London with crimes linked to the 1994 genocide—Britain’s first case of its kind—facing allegations of conduct ancillary to genocide and murder as a crime against humanity. Online Safety Clash: Meta has launched a fresh legal challenge against Ofcom over how the Online Safety Act is being applied to WhatsApp and Instagram, adding to a growing list of regulator fights. Air Travel Disruption: Airlines and trade bodies are criticising Nats after a “connectivity issue” at Prestwick triggered cancellations and delays across Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England. Covid Certificate Probe: Sunderland captain Granit Xhaka has withdrawn from Switzerland duty as Lucerne prosecutors investigate alleged forged Covid-19 vaccination certificates, with him saying it was a “mistake” made amid mistrust. Housing Support Push: The government is reportedly working on new help for first-time buyers as housebuilding slows and developers cut targets ahead of next month’s Budget. Wildlife Under Drought: Ministers warn drought impacts on wildlife in England and Wales will last for years, with reservoir and groundwater levels still falling. Local Culture & Food: A Glasgow takeaway has been crowned Scotland’s best in the Just Eat Awards, while Newcastle’s Monument Metro mural celebrates 30 years of famous North East faces. Sports & Crime: Mohamed Salah has received a six-month driving ban for failing to identify the driver of his Rolls-Royce, and a former Northumbria Police officer has been sentenced for sexually assaulting a woman.