Gambling Reform Push: Australia’s Labor and coalition have agreed a deal to tighten betting advertising, including a UK-style “opt out” for online ads, limits on betting agents’ commissions, and bans on ads in stadiums, jerseys and during live sport. Transport Access: Andy Burnham says disabled bus passes will work all day from April by scrapping the 9.30am restriction, aiming to remove a key barrier to work and education. Parliament & Safety: A former Labour MP says she received death and rape threats in the Commons and argues police did not take politicians’ safety seriously enough. Justice & Data Handling: Abuse survivors of Mohamed al-Fayed are calling on Burnham to intervene after Met Police mishandled victims’ emails, exposing 147 identities. Housing Market Pressure: Zoopla data shows homes taking longer to sell, with Westminster among the slowest areas in London. Road Safety Crackdown: Police e-bike confiscations in Cambridgeshire have surged, with renewed calls for tougher rules on illegal bikes and conversion kits. Energy Debate (Scotland): John Swinney is urged to clarify SNP support for Rosebank and Jackdaw, with consultation closing and activists warning of climate impacts. High Streets Powers: Mayor Luke Campbell backs new powers against rogue retailers and vape/betting shops, but warns business rates remain the real killer for independents. Inequality Agenda: Top economists urge Burnham to back a UN-linked global initiative on inequality. Parliament Watch: A Northern Ireland justice committee is inviting views on the Victims and Witnesses of Crime Bill, including a proposed independent commissioner.