Assisted Dying Showdown: MPs in England and Wales are set to vote again on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, with supporters pushing “compassion and choice” and opponents warning of safeguarding risks, as campaigners including Dame Esther Rantzen urge lawmakers to act fast. End-of-Life Politics: Labour PM Andy Burnham won’t vote to avoid influencing the debate, while bill sponsor Lauren Edwards argues the Lords must finish scrutiny and send it back. Middle East Trade & Culture: UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband says the UK will ban goods and impose sanctions tied to illegal Israeli settlements, joining moves by France and others. Royal Fashion Moment: Princess Diana’s “revenge dress” is heading to Sotheby’s auction in December, with the iconic outfit framed as a cultural turning point. Heritage & Days Out: Portsmouth’s free Heritage Open Days return with Dickens-themed events and local history walks. Work & Family Policy: Pressure is growing on Andy Burnham to boost statutory paternity leave ahead of the next budget. Music Industry: AIM’s Gee Davy calls for an urgent investigation into the economics of recorded music as the government’s “Turn It Up” plan rolls out. Food & Lifestyle: Whole Foods opens applications for its next UK Pitch Day, hunting for emerging challenger brands. Culture Ticket: The Bayeux Tapestry exhibition at the British Museum is drawing “Tapestry-mania” after a sold-out run.