Activists from the group Palestine Action managed to breach security at an RAF base, spray-painting military planes in a protest that Labour leader Keir Starmer condemned as "disgraceful vandalism." The incident has prompted an immediate security review to prevent future breaches.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about a few cans of spray paint—it’s a glaring security lapse at a military site, raising serious questions about how protesters got in and what it means for the safety of sensitive locations. Starmer’s strong reaction also hints at the political tensions surrounding activism related to Palestine, making this both a security headache and a potential flashpoint in public debate.