AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCommonwealth Summit: King Charles is due to address Britain’s role in the slave trade in Antigua, with the Palace promising “unflinching honesty” and “sincere sorrow”. Prime Minister Andy Burnham is open to a formal apology but rules out reparations; Caribbean leaders say an apology without action falls short. Security: Iran has designated the Royal Navy and RAF as terrorist organisations and put MI6 on a hostile list, as UK-German talks turn to military cooperation on artificial intelligence. Cost of Living: British Gas and Octopus customers eligible for the Warm Home Discount will receive £150 off energy bills, usually by January. Business: A new report says almost seven in 10 UK side hustlers want to grow their ventures, but need better access to reliable income and business support. Scotland: Glasgow’s leaner Commonwealth Games generated £223 million in economic activity, at a reported staging cost of £160 million. Migration: Burnham says immigration policy should respond to labour shortages, while acknowledging that Channel crossings remain too high.
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