AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCybersecurity: The UK has confirmed a “couple” of supermarket refrigeration systems were affected by hacks targeting food retailers across Europe. The National Cyber Security Centre says it is too early to identify those responsible and has urged businesses to secure vulnerable equipment. Immigration: The government’s revised settlement plan will make 10 years the usual wait for permanent residency, but eligible care workers will retain a five-year route. High earners and some public-service workers may also qualify sooner. UK-EU trade: Britain and the EU have agreed a deal to remove most checks on food and animal-product trade, easing costs for exporters and smaller retailers. It is not expected to take effect until 2028. Business and jobs: Virgin Media O2 plans to cut thousands of jobs and scale back its fibre rollout as it targets £800 million in savings by 2029. Defence: The Royal Navy intercepted a Russian spy ship and warships in UK waters, amid heightened concern over Russian monitoring of NATO activity. Pensions: Ministers plan to give around 17 million private-sector pension savers the option of a regular retirement income.
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