Daily briefing Saturday 3rd October

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1:24Questions are being asked about aviation security after a fly Dubai co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain with an axe during a flight to Israel. The UAE says the Omani National was trying to seize control of the aircraft in a terrorist attack before being overpowered last Wednesday. A crash axe is routinely carried in aircraft cockpits as a piece of emergency safety equipment. aviation analyst Alistair Rosenshine says the incident could prompt a rethink of safety procedures. Obviously it has to be accessible to the pilots. The question now is should that continue to be the case and should there be some sort of delay, should it be locked up or something of that sort and some thoughts are going to have to be given to the crash axe, yes.

2:10The man accused of killing Anne Widdicombe has now also been charged with a terror plot against Reform UK's Nigel Farage. 28-year-old Joshua Kerry from Rotherham is due in court on Wednesday over alleged activity between May 2024 and this July. A dual British-Iranian national has been released on bail after being questioned by police about a suspected terrorist plot at RAF Fairford. The 25-year-old man was arrested in Westminster in London on Thursday following last weekend's incident in Gloucestershire. Donald Trump insists a diesel export ban was never really on the table. Yesterday, the UK and other nations in the G7, following pressure from the White House, agreed to release 100 million barrels of fuel and oil from emergency stocks.

2:55Kemi Badenoch has described Andy Burnham as a people pleaser and ruled out any deal with Nigel Farage as the Conservative conference gets underway. She says the party has now been moulded in her image, promising a more punchy approach. Times columnist Fraser Nelson says it's a chance for Badenoch to define what the Tories now stand for, while her approval ratings remain high. Now she's about plus three or plus four overall, which is wildly popular in terms of politicians. Nigel Farage is now down at minus 23, the same as Zach Polanski. So she has managed to do the seemingly impossible and go from very badly rated to being quite popular rated.

3:36She's very proud of her plus one or plus three, depending what poll you look at. The king will not apologise for Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade when he visits the Caribbean later this month. Buckingham Palace says Charles won't shy away from what he's called the darkest days of our past, but says an apology is a matter for the government. He'll face renewed calls for reparations during the nine-day tour. Royal correspondent Jenny Bond says navigating the issue will be difficult. The guidance obviously he has to follow is from the government, and the government is quite adamant.

4:08They've made it clear that obviously they consider the slave trade abhorrent, but they are not going to apologise and they're not going to pay reparations, which is the calls that Charles is going to face on what could be quite a little bumpy ride through the Caribbean. There's more on these stories throughout the day on Times Radio.

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