AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRoyal Security Debate: BBC reports Prince Harry and Meghan’s planned UK return has reignited questions over publicly funded protection, with PM Andy Burnham saying arrangements are a “private matter” while the Home Office-linked Ravec body must reassess security for a non-royal, non-permanent setup. Middle East Diplomacy: UK, Italy, France and Germany condemned Israel’s E1 West Bank settlement expansion, warning it undermines the two-state solution and urged Israel to withdraw plans. Cost of Living—School Meals: England’s free school meals eligibility is set to expand for Universal Credit households from September 2026, potentially saving eligible families around £505 per pupil based on government funding. Homelessness Push: Andy Burnham pledged £442m to tackle rough sleeping by Christmas and said he will donate 15% of his wages to homelessness causes. Aviation Disruption: Norwich Airport will close temporarily tomorrow (8am–1pm) due to air traffic control industrial action; passengers are urged to check flights. Crime: A 55-year-old man from the Cirencester area faces charges over more than 50 child sex offences. Sport & Culture: Britain’s Sophie Wells won para dressage Grade V gold in Aachen; BBC dropped the World Indoor Bowls Championship after 47 years.
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