AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUK Politics: Keir Starmer marked his final Prime Minister’s Questions, saying he’s leaving “in better shape than I found it” as he hands over to Andy Burnham next week. Public Safety & Crime: A teen’s murder probe in Northamptonshire is “far from complete” as Khadeem Parris’s alleged killer remains in custody and more arrests are pending. Security Debate: Reform UK renewed its push for “full security” for MPs after Ann Widdecombe’s murder, blaming rising hostility and threats. Youth Online Safety: The government plans a default overnight social media curfew for 16- and 17-year-olds from midnight to 6am, with “addictive” features switched off unless teens change settings. Border & Travel: Gibraltar’s EU-UK deal has removed the border fence with Spain, while Ryanair warns of long EU passport queues due to ongoing EES disruption. Weather: Forecasters say the current run of very high UK temperatures may ease, but hot spells could return. Trade & Business: The India-UK Free Trade Agreement kicks in today, with UK luxury cars and other goods set to get cheaper, while West Bengal flags off UK-bound shipments under CETA. Culture & Media: BBC director-general Matt Brittin calls for the licence fee to be “open to all options” as funding pressure grows. Sports: Ian Wright’s “war” comments about England vs Argentina draw backlash from Falklands veterans.
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