AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoF1 at Silverstone: Charles Leclerc won the British Grand Prix for Ferrari in a dramatic, controversial race that ended behind a safety car after Kimi Antonelli’s late mechanical trouble and a late Verstappen crash; Lewis Hamilton took a five-second penalty for a false start and later slipped to third. NATO-Russia tensions: UK F-35s intercepted and escorted Russian Bear-F and Tu-142 aircraft after “unsafe and unprofessional” approaches near HMS Prince of Wales, with sonobuoys dropped in the Norwegian Sea. Chemical weapons sanctions: Britain announced sanctions on seven Russian scientists and two research labs tied to Novichok and the toxin epibatidine, linked to the Salisbury attack and Alexei Navalny’s poisoning. Media shake-up: Sky agreed to buy ITV’s media and entertainment arm for about £1.6bn, a major consolidation move for British TV. Business pressure: British Chambers of Commerce data shows investment intentions at the weakest since the pandemic, with firms warning they’re “taxed out of existence.” Heat risk: The Met Office warned of a third heatwave, with parts of England forecast around 34C and yellow health alerts in place. Royal family: Prince Harry’s Buckingham Palace stay was withdrawn at the last moment amid legal-case timing and staffing notice issues.
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