A day dominated by health and recovery brought both relief and reflection. In England, resident doctors have voted to accept a government pay and training package, ending three years of disruptive NHS strike action. The deal, centred on an average 6.6% pay rise by 2027 and thousands of new training places, offers ministers and patients a chance to turn from industrial conflict to the longer strain of rebuilding services. In a more personal note of recovery, Jeremy Clarkson is set to return to ITV’s quiz shows after confirming he is in remission, a health update that reshapes what might otherwise have been a routine television commissioning story. And there was sadness in the loss of Dame Penelope Keith at 86: a stage-trained actor whose unforgettable sitcom performances in The Good Life and To the Manor Born made her one of Britain’s most recognisable and cherished comic figures.