AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSlavery Debate: Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he is open to a formal apology for Britain’s role in the slave trade, but rules out reparations. Caribbean leaders say compensation must remain on the table, as King Charles prepares to address the Commonwealth summit and confront the past. Migration Rules: Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is expected to set out plans to double the standard wait for settlement from five to 10 years, with some workers facing up to 15 years. Security: Iran has designated the Royal Navy and RAF “terrorist” entities and labelled MI6 hostile, escalating tensions with Britain. Scotland: The Greens accuse ministers of a major failure over data-centre guidance, which is being developed without a full public consultation amid concerns about electricity demand and climate goals. Europe: Rachel Reeves says Brexit made Britain poorer and weaker, backing a closer relationship with the EU and arguing the UK’s future lies inside it. Protest Policing: Police arrested 325 people at a London demonstration supporting Palestine Action ahead of a Supreme Court appeal over the group’s ban.
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