An official inquiry report concerning the crimes of convicted killer nurse Lucy Letby is scheduled for publication today, detailing findings related to her actions.

The Independent: Inquiry report into crimes of killer nurse Lucy Letby to be published

An inquiry report concerning the crimes of nurse Lucy Letby, who has been convicted of murder, is scheduled for publication.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan, will undergo a review of their publicly funded security, and their children are changing schools following their return to the UK as full-time residents.

BBC News: Harry and Meghan to have security review, children change school

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly facing a security review and their children will be changing schools, with a related video discussing their UK security.

The Guardian: Duke and Duchess of Sussex granted security review after return to UK

Committee to reconsider Harry and Meghan's publicly funded police protection now they are full-time residents.

The Times of India: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle move Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet to a…

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly changed the school attended by their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. According to a report by PEOPLE, the decision followed discussions with the family's security team about the practicalities of their current arrangements in the United Kingdom.

New research has revealed that the British Crown symbol was branded onto enslaved Africans, establishing a historical connection to the slave trade.

BBC News: British Crown symbol branded on enslaved Africans, research finds

New research indicates that the British Crown symbol was branded onto enslaved Africans, highlighting a historical connection to the slave trade.

Reform UK's cryptocurrency donors may face enhanced residency checks, with experts cautioning that Nigel Farage's ambitious plans to make Britain a digital assets hub could negatively impact citizens.

The i Paper: Reform's crypto donors could face 'enhanced residency checks'

Individuals donating to Reform's cryptocurrency initiatives may be subject to stricter residency checks.

The i Paper: Reform's murky crypto links could make you poorer

Experts warn that Nigel Farage's plan to make Britain a 'premier hub' for digital assets, boosted by £72m, could negatively impact citizens.

New legislation is set to allow digital identification to be accepted as proof of age in establishments such as pubs and shops across England and Wales.

The Independent: Digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops under new laws

New legislation will permit the use of digital identification as proof of age in establishments like pubs and shops.

The state pension is projected to rise by nearly £500 next year, offering a financial boost to pensioners, while the overall job market sees a downturn with vacancies hitting a five-year low due to small firms scaling back hiring.

The Independent: State pension set to rise nearly £500 next year

The state pension is expected to increase by almost £500 in the upcoming year, impacting the finances of pensioners.

The Independent: Job vacancies hit five-year low as small firms scale back new hires

The number of job vacancies has reached a five-year low, with small businesses reducing their recruitment efforts.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has received a warning against abandoning plans to reduce jury trials, with calls for him to prioritize clearing the significant court backlogs.

The Observer: Fix the Jury Trial System

The Prime Minister has been warned against dropping plans to reduce jury trials and urged to clear court backlogs, as reported by Rachel Sylvester.

Reports indicate that the estates of King Charles III and Prince William have avoided taxation on substantial profits amounting to £70 million from property deals.

The Observer: King and Prince's Estates Escape Tax on £70m Profits

Jon Ungoed-Thomas reports that the estates of the King and Prince have avoided taxation on substantial profits from property deals.

An investigation explores the rapid and abrupt end to the acclaimed career of English former international cricketer Ben Stokes.

The Observer: The Trials of Ben Stokes

An investigation into the rapid downfall of acclaimed cricketer Ben Stokes, exploring how his career ended abruptly.

Anti-migrant vigilante Danny Tommo led a protest near the home of the Commons Speaker, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, following a prior meeting.

The i Paper: Anti-migrant vigilante Danny Tommo leads protest by Commons Speaker's home

Danny Tommo led a protest near the home of the Commons Speaker, having held a meeting in a park prior to Dover protests.