Plaid Cymru, the SNP, and Sinn Féin have signed an agreement advocating for greater powers and a facilitated constitutional change from Westminster. This development reflects a significant shift in British politics, with center-left nationalist parties now governing Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland simultaneously for the first time. The memorandum of understanding, signed by leaders including Rhun ap Iorwerth and John Swinney, asserts the right of these nations to seek independence. Michelle O’Neill and Mary Lou McDonald also participated in the signing, underscoring a united front. Meanwhile, the UK government is considering new restrictions on political donations, potentially impacting Reform UK. In separate news, Donald Trump has dismissed concerns regarding AI regulation, contrasting with industry leaders who have called for a slowdown in AI development. NATO fighter jets intercepted a drone over Lithuania amidst heightened regional tensions, following a similar incident involving Poland. Houthi rebels in Yemen have seized two Red Sea islands, raising concerns about a new oil supply crisis. Finally, two key experts have withdrawn from Lucy Letby's defense team due to scientific credibility issues.