Parliamentary Reform Stalled: A new editorial argues Parliament must stop endlessly debating reform and start delivering it, backing ideas like fixed sitting dates to make the calendar more predictable for MPs. Workplace Heat Law: Green MP Hannah Spencer is pushing a bill to set maximum safe workplace temperatures, creating an independent body to recommend limits as heatwaves intensify. Ann Widdecombe Murder Probe: Police say there’s no sign the death of former minister Ann Widdecombe was politically motivated, after a 28-year-old man was arrested in South Yorkshire; officers also released an earlier suspect and stressed they’re not looking for anyone else. Political Threats Debate: A minister says he’s received “several” death threats this year, while Reform reviews emails sent to Widdecombe for threats ahead of the investigation. US-Iran Escalation: The US carried out a third round of strikes on Iran over an attack in the Strait of Hormuz, with Tehran retaliating against Gulf states and negotiations facing renewed strain. Housing Affordability: Andy Burnham is reported to be reviewing whether to bring back Help to Buy, with a new version aimed at easing first-time buyer pressure without pushing up prices. Local Governance Watch: Wales Labour MS Ken Skates criticises missing ALN funding in Flintshire/Wrexham schools, while Nottingham explores Trent River ferries as a template for transport upgrades.