AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCost-of-living politics: Andy Burnham is kicking off a UK-wide tour in “listening mode” to hear how people are coping with bills, hidden pricing and everyday rip-offs, with new measures expected after energy cuts and a bus-fare cap. Public health access: The government is facing fresh criticism for not rolling out osteoporosis screening clinics in England, while NHS Wales has done so with relatively little investment. Foreign aid row: The UK is accused of funding a £13m programme helping Mozambique profit from gas sales, while critics argue Britain gets no return and North Sea drilling remains paused. Security and policing: Counter-terror police have reopened an inquiry linked to Reform UK leader Nigel Farage’s home after the Ann Widdecombe investigation; meanwhile, a Tube sex attacker’s reign of terror is under renewed scrutiny after claims police failed to link offences earlier. Crime and safety: A man died after a group fight in Wales, and police are appealing after a car was stolen with a two-year-old inside. Economy and business: “Buy British” procurement plans spark backlash from business leaders, who say taxes, energy costs and red tape matter more. Crypto scams: Regulators warn of fraudsters impersonating EU crypto regulators after MiCA licensing deadlines.
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