Counter-terror Update (RAF Fairford): UK counter-terror police arrested a 27-year-old dual UK-Iranian man in London over the suspected plot near RAF Fairford, with a second man questioned and two properties searched; five other men arrested earlier remain on police bail, while Prime Minister Andy Burnham says there are “strong indications” of an Iranian link and Iran denies involvement. Livestock Health (Bluetongue): Scotland is extending the bluetongue restricted zone to cover the whole country from 3 October, easing movement licence requirements for farmers, hauliers and auction markets while keeping key disease controls and boosting vaccination advice. Regenerative Farming (Duchy of Cornwall): Prince William visited Monkhall Farm in Herefordshire to meet incoming regenerative tenant Harry Davies, highlighting a 25-year tenancy aimed at improving soil health, biodiversity and resilience to extreme weather. Rural Energy (Wind Farm): Dumfries and Galloway Council approved Koehler Renewable Energy UK’s six-turbine Rowancraig wind farm, subject to conditions and legal agreements. Arable Performance (BYDV): Trials show strong barley yellow dwarf virus tolerance from Limagrain’s LG Catapult, with yield results standing out in challenging 2026 conditions. Food & Retail (Northern Ireland): Lidl Northern Ireland reported turnover above £600m and record local supplier spend of £624m, with most spend going to produce partners.