AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLondon Politics: Labour Against Antisemitism has filed a standards complaint against Mayor Sadiq Khan over Channel 4 comments describing Benjamin Netanyahu as a “perpetrator of genocide,” arguing the remarks breach the Greater London Authority code on objectivity and community relations. UK Economy & Work: New figures from Indeed suggest a “two-speed” jobs market: vacancies are down overall, but roles tied to AI and experienced staff are holding up or rising while retail, manufacturing and some white-collar jobs see sharper declines. Household Money: Andy Burnham and John Healey’s incoming ISA rules will cut cash ISA limits for under-65s from April 2027, with interest in stocks-and-shares ISAs facing a 22% charge. Crime & Safety: A gun was fired in Dudley on Saturday, with police appealing for information; in Birmingham, a third man has been charged with attempted murder after a June stabbing. Health & Community: A 17-year-old died after a medical episode at Kendal Calling; police are appealing for witnesses around the Calling Out tent and Big Wheel. International/UK Links: Massive Attack members have been barred from Singapore after displaying a Palestinian flag and chanting “Free Palestine.” Business & Travel: Betfred says it will close 132 betting shops from September, citing higher taxes and uncertainty.
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