AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNorthern Ireland: Secretary Chris Bryant has revoked permission for the Drumcree Orange Order parade after a two-week stand-off, citing public safety. First Minister Michelle O’Neill and other Sinn Féin figures have received police interview letters over the protests. By-election: Labour held Holborn and St Pancras, dealing a setback to Green leader Zack Polanski after a campaign dominated by the party’s stance on Zionism. Security: Two Latvian men were arrested after a breach at RAF Molesworth, which hosts a key US and NATO intelligence centre; counter-terrorism police are investigating. Foreign policy: Britain and Germany ratified a new partnership covering security and technology, while the UK says its Jerusalem mission will remain open despite Israel downgrading the consulate amid a sanctions dispute. Public finances: Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned Chancellor John Healey to balance the books as UK borrowing costs hit a 28-year high.
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