AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRAF Fairford Terror Probe: UK PM Andy Burnham says there are “strong indications” Iran played a part in a suspected plot near RAF Fairford, where five men were arrested after police found petrol in vans but no explosives; suspects were released on strict bail as the investigation continues with close US co-operation. MI5 China Spying Alert: MI5 issues a rare public warning naming a China-linked research body accused of funding UK university work tied to China’s state spy agency, urging universities to review and cut ties to avoid criminal risk. EU Rejoin Debate: Burnham signals options for closer EU ties, including rejoining, while France’s Macron says “welcome back” and urges the UK to commit to full union freedoms. Migrant Deal Scrapped: France and the UK end the “one in, one out” 2025 Channel migrant accord, with new cases no longer being processed. Energy Pressure: Diesel hits an all-time high, with prices pushed up by the Iran war and wider supply costs. Jobs and Cost of Living: Greggs announces manufacturing changes that could put jobs at risk, while a scabies outbreak forces visitor limits and ward closures at Prince Philip Hospital in Wales. Royal Security Row: Prince Harry and Meghan condemn what they call an “extraordinarily reckless” paparazzi intrusion near their children’s UK school.
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