UK Break-up Talks: Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland leaders are set to meet in Cardiff on Monday to sign a joint declaration backing self-determination and the right to hold independence referendums, with cooperation on issues like the economy, energy and Europe also on the agenda—an unprecedented alignment that puts pressure on PM Andy Burnham, who has said a Scottish referendum would only be possible with clear public consensus. Northern Ireland Fallout: The push comes as US President Donald Trump renews calls for a united Ireland, sparking fresh political heat in Northern Ireland and Westminster. Bomb Alert in Wales: Homes were evacuated in Sychdyn near Mold after a suspected device was found in a garage; police and bomb disposal teams cordoned off the area and removed the ordnance for a controlled explosion. Cricket Milestone: Joe Root made history by becoming the first batter to reach 2,000 Test runs in the fourth innings during England’s 3-0 series win over Pakistan. England Test Coaching Uncertainty: Marcus Trescothick says he’s unsure what role he’ll have once Stephen Fleming takes over as permanent head coach. Scotland Education Row: Mairi McAllan faces criticism after new Pisa results show Scots pupils falling further behind England. Travel/Transport: Jet2 is rolling out a twilight luggage drop service at selected UK airports, including Glasgow, for eligible early flights. Local Sport: Rangers and Celtic meet in the Scottish League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox, with away fans banned this season.