AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMigration Debate: UK net migration hits its lowest level in a decade, but the politics are louder than the numbers—BBC/Guardian stress what it could mean for Starmer, while the Telegraph leans into emigration and Reform keeps immigration central. Big Tech & Taxes: Amazon says it invested £15bn ($20bn) in Britain in 2025 and paid over £1.3bn in taxes, as it presses on with a £40bn plan to 2027. Cost of Living: Ofgem’s energy price cap rises 13% from July 1, adding about £18 a month for the typical dual-fuel household, with gas driving most of the jump. Security & Sanctions: Britain moves to target Russia-linked crypto and “backdoor” sanctions evasion networks. Markets & Jobs: Small-cap Nanoco quits the LSE to save £700k a year; meanwhile, workers fear AI-driven layoffs as CEOs back aggressive restructuring. Culture & Health: RSC wins £2m to expand Shakespeare touring, while the NMC admits serious failings in checks that should have blocked some nurses/midwives from practising.
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