Radio National Breakfast

Israel's embassy has complained ahead of Labor's national conference on the party's proposed position on Israel and Palestine.

Labor is considering adopting a more detailed position on the conflict, including on issues like illegal settlements and the death penalty, to replace the platform's previous call for recognition of a Palestinian state.

Then, new data from the Border Force has revealed the amount of illicit tobacco products being seized on their way into Australia. 

And the "King of the North" Andy Burnham has overnight officially become Britain's seventh prime minister in ten years.

In a speech outside 10 Downing Street, Mr Burnham says Britain needs to show the world it can regain stability.

Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

Allyson Horn investigates China's electric-vehicle global dominance. 

Scientia Professor Martin Green has revolutionised solar technology development in Australia and the world.

Education Ministers agreed to explore the development of an Early Education and Care Commission earlier this month. 

The Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations says making sure workers have skills to use AI is 'critical.'

Andrew Bragg says the Liberal party has a tradition of allowing backbenchers to express their own positions. 

What impact is this having on supply chains?

Youth-led protesters in India have been tear gassed and canned by police as they tried to march on the nation's parliament.

In a speech outside 10 Downing Street, Mr Burnham says Britain needs to show the world it can regain stability.

Bahrain is the home of the US Navy's Fifth Fleet.