ITV Evening News

Five men were arrested as counter-terror police responded to a major incident near RAF Fairford. Gloucestershire Police said they were tipped off by a concerned local, while President Trump said the men had been under investigation for a long time. ITV News understands police are investigating potential links to Iran. A 400-metre cordon was set up and 85 homes in nearby Whelford were evacuated; the men were arrested on suspicion of offences under the Explosives Act and later further arrested on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act.

There was a standoff in Drumcree, Northern Ireland, as members of the Loyalist Orange Order attempted to march along a largely nationalist street after successfully appealing against a ban. Nationalist protesters blocked the Garvaghy Road, and the parade did not start as planned. The High Court in Belfast had given the go-ahead hours earlier for 35 Orange Order members to walk in silence, something that had not happened for 28 years. The Northern Ireland Secretary held urgent talks with political parties, extra police from Scotland were on standby, and questions were raised over whether Stormont could survive.

Ten NHS staff were removed from duty after a data breach involving the medical records of three-year-old Noah Woods, who was found dead in a lake in Brantham near Ipswich earlier this month after going missing from a nearby playground. The East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust said unauthorized access of patient data was completely unacceptable and apologized unreservedly to his family. At the Labour Party conference, Prime Minister Andy Burnham made a big pledge on social care, saying he would outline his vision on Tuesday and hinting at a national care service that would be free at the point of use and funded similarly to the NHS. He suggested the reform could not be done in this parliament without breaking a manifesto commitment, so it would be in the next Labour manifesto at the election in three years' time.