AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRussia Threat: UK chief of defence staff Sir Richard Knighton warns the country is in its “most dangerous period” in decades, citing cyber attacks, sabotage and assassination attempts, and urging more drone capability and readiness. Cost of Living & Business: Bank of England survey data shows firms expect price rises to cool slightly (4.0% in the year ahead) as the Iran-linked energy shock fades, but profit margins remain squeezed. Health Security: NHS and GP services are told to brace for Ebola cases after a fast-growing outbreak in central Africa, with UK risk said to be very low. Immigration & Universities: New rules could restrict universities’ ability to recruit international students if visa refusals, dropouts or completion rates miss tighter thresholds. Tech & Media: UK publishers win a boost as they can opt out of Google AI search results without losing ranking, a move backed by the News Media Association. Royal Scrutiny: Auditors reveal disgraced Prince Andrew sublet royal cottages while paying “peppercorn rent.” Local Life: NatWest and RBS confirm nine more branch closures; and the UK’s best fish and chip shops for 2026 highlight Yorkshire’s top chippies.
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