AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNational Security: Two men, aged 24 and 25, have been rearrested on suspicion of assisting Iranian intelligence in the RAF Fairford investigation. Police say Iranian state involvement is highly likely; no one has been charged. Defence: Britain will send Typhoon jets to patrol Saudi skies against Houthi missiles and drones, alongside military advisers and a transport aircraft. The government says the missions will be defensive, not strikes on Houthi targets. Diplomacy: Oman’s Sultan Haitham is on a state visit to Britain, with talks expected to focus on trade and investment. Northern Ireland: The Troubles Bill has passed the Commons and now moves to the Lords. It removes blanket immunity for offences linked to the conflict and creates a new Legacy Commission. Economy: With the Budget due on October 28, the UK faces pressure to rein in borrowing costs; meanwhile, Wickes reported stronger sales as shoppers spent more on home-improvement goods. NHS: Doctors’ unions have condemned the government’s proposed 2.4% pay rise for 2027-28 as inadequate.
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