Northern Ireland Flashpoint: Thousands block Garvaghy Road in Portadown to stop an Orange Order march, with Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O’Neill present and DUP leader Gavin Robinson calling it unlawful; leaders including Sir Chris Bryant urge compromise. Heathrow & Growth: Treasury minister James Murray says a Heathrow third runway would “make Britain stronger” and boost jobs, after PM Andy Burnham declined to give explicit backing. RAF Fairford Terror Probe: Five London men in their 20s arrested near the US-linked base are released on bail under strict conditions as police continue investigating possible Iran links; Ed Miliband praises “world-leading” counter-terror policing. Energy Costs & Grid: Burnham plans a publicly backed “GB Grid” to bring more public control to electricity networks and cut bills, while energy secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh floats shifting green levies off bills onto general taxation. Refugee Resettlement: Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces the UK will restart safe and legal resettlement routes, including Palestinians and Afghan women and girls. Diesel Shock: Diesel hits a record RAC average of 199.18p/litre amid fears of a US diesel export ban; Chancellor John Healey says talks with Washington are under way. Labour Conference Foreign Policy: Ed Miliband vows tougher action on Gaza and West Bank, including banning imports from illegal settlements.