AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNuclear Deterrent: Britain’s Dreadnought submarine programme has entered a phase covering completion, sea trials and certification for the first vessel, which is expected to enter service in the early 2030s. Slavery and Commonwealth: Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the government will consider a formal apology for Britain’s role in the slave trade and open talks with affected nations, while ruling out reparations. EU Relations: A November summit will tackle trade, carbon markets and youth exchanges, though negotiations remain difficult. A new poll found 56% would back rejoining the EU, up four points since May. Defence Debate: Defence Secretary Wes Streeting attacked the SNP’s opposition to nuclear weapons, saying the party must explain how an independent Scotland could join NATO while pursuing unilateral disarmament. Emergency Planning: The government is urging households to keep three days’ worth of essentials, citing risks including severe weather, cyberattacks and power cuts.
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