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"The List" Claims Targeting Of Defence Industry Employees' Homes: A UK anti-Israel group calling itself "The List" claims it targeted three employees' homes last weekend over their companies' alleged links to Israel's defence industry. It identifies its targets as Ultra I&C's chief operating officer, a Keysight Technologies director and a Leonardo UK engineer. Claiming Ultra and Keysight work with Elbit Systems, the group warned: "If you work with Elbit, expect us." CONNECT U

Reform UK Pledges Five-Year Asylum Freeze: Zia Yusuf says a Reform government would void roughly 90,000 pending applications, automatically reject new claims and grant nobody asylum for up to five years. Yusuf says Reform will clear the backlog by deporting everyone within it. Women and children would not be exempt, although Ukrainians would retain a legal route. CONNECT UK°

Fairford: UK identifies unnamed coordinator: Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood says the RAF Fairford incident was "highly likely" coordinated by a known individual based in Iran. The person was not named. The foreign secretary has sanctioned two individuals involved in conducting espionage and attacks on behalf of Iran. CONNECT UK°