Chancellor to announce £150m fund for northern firms | Portsmouth anti-migrant protests

On today's Cheat Sheet, Wilf and Sophy discuss how Israel will close the UK consulate in East Jerusalem after the British foreign secretary announced sanctions on West Bank settlements.They also discuss the continuing travel chaos after over 1,000 flights were cancelled due to a traffic control issue. Then, why a request to land a RNLI boat carrying more than 100 migrants at the Port of Southampton and the Port of Portsmouth was refused on Sunday.Plus, why the UK has climbed into the top 10 in the latest Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa).

On today’s Cheat Sheet, Wilf and Sophy discuss how the UK is taking a tougher stance on Israel.They also discuss the latest on the masked protests that took place in Portsmouth and Dover over the weekend.Plus, why the UK's third highest taxpayer is switching his residency to Greece and whether Harry Kane can win the Balon d'Or.

On today's Cheat Sheet, Wilf and Sophy discuss the chancellor’s £150m fund for fast-growing companies in the north of England.They also discuss the protestors gathered in Portsmouth after 140 migrants were rescued from the English Channel, the far-right party win in Germany and Zelensky’s expectation that the war with Russia will continue into the winter.Plus, the Lottery winner who has given away half of her £115m winnings, inspired by Dolly Parton.

On today’s Cheat Sheet, Leah and Kamali consider what Argentinian President Javier Milei’s sanctions on oil companies in the Falklands means for the future of the islands.Also today, Reform UK deny allegations of breaking party funding rules and HMRC is threatened with legal action over produce from Israeli settlements entering the UK tariff-free.And finally, thieves have stolen 70,000 pints of Guinness from a depot in Cheshire.

On today’s Cheat Sheet, Sophy and Wilf look ahead to Andy Burnham’s meeting with French President Macron today where small boat crossings will be top of the agenda.Also today, the Bayeux Tapestry is unveiled in front of the King and the latest on the Lindsay Clancy trial.And finally, driverless cars are introduced by Uber in London today.

On today’s Cheat Sheet, Sophy and Wilf reflect on Andy Burnham’s comments in the Commons yesterday- where he refused to rule out tax increases.The latest from the Iran war, Charlie Kirk’s murder trial and Putin’s threats to the UK.And finally, a roundup of transfer deadline day.

Sophy and Wilf are back from summer holidays, and so are MPs, and there is plenty on the agenda. Andy Burnham will be challenged by opposition MPs for the first time since he became prime minister.The latest from Nepal, the US-Iran War and the Tupac murder trial.And finally, Lionel Messi retires from international football.Sophy and Wilf have the day's news in just 10 minutes.

Hundreds of people are feared to have died in flash floods in Nepal, with many more missing.Meta has agreed to pay up to $18bn (£13.2bn) to dozens of US states to settle claims that its social media platforms harmed children.Also today, the latest from Middlesbrough where a deadly house fire and car crash have not been ruled out as being linked by police.And finally, a British AI success story as the first AI-assisted brain surgery takes place.Anna and Gareth have the day's news in just 10 minutes.

The world is a much less colourful place this morning after the legendary country music singer Dolly Parton died at the age of 80.One of the most iconic singer-songwriters of all time, her music touched millions of people across multiple generations during a seven-decade career.She was somewhat of a rags to rhinestones story - rising to stardom after being raised in poverty in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee.Trump100 co-host James Matthews is with mourners in the Smoky Mountains and has sent Cheat Sheet a voice note.Meanwhile, Sky News understands that a property belonging to the father of a teenager who died in the A66 crash was rammed shortly before the fatal collision.Finally, the Pope of course is not exactly short of followers - but he might be about to gain a few dedicated followers of fashion. That’s because Vanity Fair has included the pontiff in its ranking of the best dressed people in the world.Anna Jones and Gareth Barlow have the day's news in just 10 minutes.

Andy Burnham has been in Ukraine, where Kyiv said it will allow the UK access to its intriguingly-named “Avengers AI Labs” - something the govt calls a “goldmine of battlefield data”.Meanwhile, Cleveland Police has arrested nine men and three women - aged between 19 and 61 - as part of the investigation into the deadly A66 crash.The collision in the early hours of Saturday left two police officers and five people in another vehicle dead.Over in the states, Donald Trump is arguably providing more evidence that the war in Iran has not gone as well as he might have hoped.The US has announced a wave of sanctions on Iran it says will be an "economic D-Day" for the country. Some troubling figures have emerged in the UK after a government review found care leavers are estimated to be dying at three to four times the rate of other young people their age.Finally - have we reached "peak" Britishness? A row over whether it is OK to jump the queue at the top of Wales' highest mountain has got many people thinking we have. Anna Jones and Gareth Barlow have the day’s news in just 10 minutes.