AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSlavery and Commonwealth: Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the government will consider a formal apology for Britain’s role in the slave trade and begin talks with affected nations, but rejects reparations. EU Relations: Ahead of the November 20 summit, negotiations remain difficult and focused on limited areas of cooperation. A new poll puts support for rejoining the EU at 56%, up four points since May. Defence: Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has attacked the SNP’s nuclear disarmament policy, arguing it conflicts with the party’s aim of NATO membership for an independent Scotland. Households and High Streets: UK house price growth has slowed to its weakest pace since January 2024, while Lloyds is set to close 10 branches in November. The government is also considering an intervention in water bills as it promises a shift in how the sector is regulated. Migration: The government has announced new refugee sponsorship routes for seven countries, with the first arrivals expected in 2027.
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