AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSanctions & Tech: Apple has removed the Russian government-backed Max messenger app from the App Store, blocking new downloads and updates to comply with sanctions. Business Rescue: Las Iguanas’ owner Iguanas Holdings has secured creditor approval for a turnaround plan that will head off administration, with Big Table injecting £3m and debts of about £37m being wiped. Cost of Living & Markets: The Bank of England survey shows firms expect smaller price rises than in April, with May expectations easing to 4.0% over the next year. Health Security: NHS services are being told to prepare for Ebola after the UK Health Security Agency issued urgent guidance, with airports and stations running public alerts. Immigration & Universities: New Home Office rules could restrict universities’ ability to recruit international students if visa refusals and course outcomes miss tighter thresholds. Royal Scrutiny: UK auditors say disgraced Prince Andrew sublet royal cottages while paying a symbolic “peppercorn rent,” adding fresh fuel to the debate over royal finances. Local Life & Culture: The Full Monty is set for a 2027 UK tour stop in Norwich, with Strictly star Kevin Clifton among the initial cast. Food Safety: The Food Standards Agency has warned households to throw out all frozen products from Inarah’s Frozen Food due to hygiene concerns.
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