Hackers disable UK plant, mayoral housing powers approved, royal peace poll, Meghan TV project halted

Last month, Iranian-backed hackers infiltrated and disabled a small British power plant, halting its operations for four days in what was described as an unprecedented cyber incident. Officials have not identified the specific facility, but authorities say the outage had little effect on the country's overall energy supply. In a separate development, the prime minister is slated to unveil legislation that would empower mayors to overrule local councils, enabling the swift approval of housing projects, including high-rise towers and skyscrapers.

A poll commissioned by a UK newspaper reveals that merely 4% of Britons would favor the Prince of Wales taking the first step in peace talks with his brother, Prince Harry. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to return to the United Kingdom shortly. Meanwhile, a planned Netflix series featuring Meghan, produced by Guy Ritchie, has been scrapped, with showbiz commentator Tina Brown attributing the cancellation to an intense backlash against the actress in the UK.