AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSlavery Apology: Andy Burnham is open to a formal apology for Britain’s role in the slave trade and structured talks on development support, but has ruled out lump-sum reparations. Caribbean leaders welcomed the shift while insisting an apology must be matched by action; Kemi Badenoch opposes an apology. King Charles is expected to address Britain’s history at the Commonwealth summit in Antigua. Iran Tensions: Tehran has designated the Royal Navy and RAF as terrorist organisations and MI6 as hostile, citing Britain’s support for US-Israeli action against Iran. EU Debate: Rachel Reeves says Brexit has made Britain poorer and less secure and backs rejoining the EU, prompting criticism from the Communist Party and renewed political debate over the costs and benefits. Channel Crossings: Nearly 1,200 people reportedly arrived in Britain by small boat over three days, as crossings resumed after a three-week lull. Tennis: Harriet Dart won her first WTA title, beating Austria’s Lilli Tagger in the Guangzhou Open final and returning to the world’s top 100. Public Health: Border seizures of illegal weight-loss injections have surged, with more than 10,000 doses of unapproved retatrutide seized so far this year.
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