AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHomelessness Push: Prime Minister Andy Burnham unveiled a plan to get people sleeping rough off the streets by Christmas, backed by a £442m boost for high-pressure areas and a pledge to donate 15% of his wages. Immigration & Justice: An Italian man convicted of raping a sleeping woman has been allowed to stay in the UK after an immigration judge said he no longer poses a serious threat, sparking fresh political anger. Asylum Guidance: The Home Office is issuing new behavioural guidance for asylum seekers, including warnings about sexual violence and harassment, as ministers tighten absence and support rules. Scottish Health & Accountability: Scotland confirmed a classical BSE case in Dumfries and Galloway, with movement restrictions and no risk to the human food chain. Energy & Climate Row: Burnham faces a decision on whether to authorise North Sea drilling at Jackdaw and Rosebank, with Labour split between climate goals and energy-bill pressure. Local Government Pressure: Birmingham is in the spotlight over “supported exempt accommodation” concerns, with Burnham promising to look closely at the impact on communities. Royal Return: Reports say Prince Harry and Meghan plan to move back to Britain for an extended stay, with the children starting school in September. Food Standards: A BMJ investigation found many school-food suppliers at a major Birmingham event still sell high-fat, sugar or salt products. Private Jet Tax (Scotland): Campaigners are urging a “punishingly high” private jet levy ahead of schedule.
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