Cambridge University Probe: Cambridge has launched a review into associate professor James Orr after allegations he tried to sidestep UK election rules over foreign political donations, with Orr stepping aside from Reform UK amid wider scrutiny. Allergy Safety Law: Schools in England are rolling out mandatory allergy training and plans for all staff under “Benedict’s Law”, following the death of 5-year-old Benedict Blythe after a milk allergy incident. University Governance: Cambridge has also asked former chief crown prosecutor Nazir Afzal to lead an initial review into the death of Professor Jason Arday, who resigned amid plagiarism-related allegations. School Closures: Hampshire County Council has started a consultation on closing The Clere School in Burghclere, citing falling intake and financial pressure after an Ofsted “significant improvement” judgement. Labour & Work Experience: Prime Minister Andy Burnham unveiled Sainsbury’s “Modern Work Experience Programme” using 10,000 young people as unpaid labour, sparking criticism over whether it offers real training or qualifications. Care Workforce Exploitation: New findings from the RCN and UNISON describe migrant NHS and social care workers being trapped by employer-tied visas, debt and threats of deportation. Security & Safeguarding: A teenager has been sentenced to four and a half years in youth detention for stabbing a history teacher in the head at Milford Haven Comprehensive School. STEM Research Boost: Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine has launched a £20m high-security AI robotics lab, aiming to speed up drug and vaccine discovery for deadly infectious diseases.