As Israel marks three years since the October 7 attacks, polling suggests the day still looms large over the country's political future, with voters pressing for accountability even as some border residents quietly return home.

British police have arrested a seventh man on suspicion of terrorism offenses linked to an incident at RAF Fairford, the Gloucestershire air base that hosts American military aircraft. The arrest comes amid a widening investigation, with the US having separately withdrawn bombers that had been stationed there.

A weeks-long wave of student walkouts in France has escalated into violent clashes in several cities, with hundreds arrested and one teenager losing a hand. Debate continues over whether the unrest is driven by education policy or broader public discontent.

Kemi Badenoch said she would rather see Britain return to the polls than enter a coalition with Nigel Farage's Reform UK, drawing a sharp line between her Conservative Party and its rival on the right while rejecting rhetoric that questioned whether British-born children of immigrants could be called English.

Boots has agreed to be acquired in a £6.7 billion deal by the former owner of Selfridges, bringing new ownership to the pharmacy chain's roughly 1,800 stores across the UK and Ireland.