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At Labour's conference in Liverpool, Prime Minister Andy Burnham proposed a national care service for England after 2030 and said it would be partly paid for by reforming the pensions triple lock from 2030, so increases would be protected against inflation but not rise in line with earnings every year. He said the state would pay for personal care, though not residential costs, with details to be set out by Louise Casey in the spring. He said Brexit had done more harm than good and that options for a closer relationship with the EU, including rejoining, were not off the table, and he backed electoral reform. He became emotional while invoking his late father, pausing for nearly a minute, and said he accepted he might pay a political price. Sir Ed Davey said the care plan could not wait until after the next election, Kemi Badenoch said triple-lock changes would not be enough and more tax rises were inevitable, and Louise Haigh defended the plans and said EU options would be set out later in the year.

Manchester City were found guilty by an independent commission of all financial charges over nine years, including using sham contracts to conceal funding from the club's Abu Dhabi owners and filing misstated accounts, with the report saying it hid nearly a billion pounds. The club said it was disappointed and surprised and would appeal by Friday. Possible sanctions discussed included a significant points deduction, a huge fine and relegation from the Premier League, along with compensation claims from other clubs and questions over executives.

President Trump met AI industry bosses at the White House and said the sector could self-regulate, as Anthropic warned investors its business could wipe out humanity and OpenAI delayed its latest model over safety fears. In Sunderland, a car with four teenagers inside came off the road into the river Wear, leaving three dead and a 17-year-old boy arrested; he swam to safety and was in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police said no improvised explosive devices were found in vans examined outside RAF Fairford, but a quantity of accelerant was recovered; five men had been released on bail, Marco Rubio said the incident was serious and involved a foreign actor, and residents described feeling unsettled and confused. Later, in Hull, residents at a food bank and a college student expressed doubt about whether the Prime Minister's plans would change things.