AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoReform UK Politics: Reform UK leader in Wales Dan Thomas says the party is “ready to govern” if Plaid Cymru can’t win support in the Senedd, using its first 100 days in opposition as proof it can deliver. Party Momentum: Reform UK’s Birmingham conference is framed as a bid to regain momentum after a tough summer, with internal debate spilling into public. Big Tech Legal Fight: Apple is hit with a £2bn lawsuit at the Competition Appeal Tribunal over its App Tracking Transparency rules, with UK app developers claiming Apple’s own ads business got an unfair advantage. Immigration Rules: The Home Office is changing Skilled Worker rules so modern slavery victims can switch employers without the usual sponsorship barrier, but only after formal recognition. Falklands Row: Donald Trump suggests the US may not back Britain in a future Falklands conflict, questioning UK “capacity” and citing perceived gaps during the Iran war. Climate Finance: The UK pledges a £400m loan to Brazil’s Tropical Forests Forever Fund, aiming to pay countries based on forest protection. Public Safety: Police released CCTV after two women were sexually assaulted at a pub in Widnes, urging anyone who recognises the man to come forward. Prison Oversight: A damning inspection says HMP Millsike, opened last year, remains understaffed and unsafe with hundreds of cells still empty.
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