Sky News Today with Gareth Barlow

Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband defended the government's new sanctions on Israeli settlers, disagreeing with the chief rabbi's warning that the measures put British Jews at risk. He said he is a proud British Jew and stood by his use of terms like "settler terrorists" and "ethnic cleansing," arguing the government was calling out injustice. Israel reacted with fury, ordering the closure of the British consulate in Jerusalem and expelling staff, while the Palestinian ambassador welcomed the move as a turning point in UK-Palestinian relations.

Air travel disruption continued for a second day, with hundreds of flights cancelled at UK airports due to an air traffic control issue. The boss of NATS was summoned to meet Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander, and airlines called for his resignation. Separately, the funeral of PC Matthew Blades, one of two officers killed in the A66 crash, took place, with his family paying tribute to him as the heart of their family and colleagues honouring him with full police honours.

Three jurors from the Lindsay Clancy mistrial spoke publicly for the first time, describing their frustration with a holdout juror who refused to change his mind, leading to the mistrial. Clancy was on trial for murdering her three children in Massachusetts, with her defence arguing she was not criminally responsible due to postpartum psychosis.