AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoHousehold Preparedness: More than a quarter of UK adults are stockpiling or considering it amid supply concerns. The government’s Be Ready campaign urges households to prepare for three days of disruption, but fewer than half say they have enough food and water. TV: Channel 4 has cancelled Married at First Sight UK and shelved a filmed series after allegations of rape and sexual misconduct. The broadcaster’s review found protocols were generally thorough but not always followed; the men accused deny the allegations. Security and Industry: MPs warn Britain is dangerously exposed to Chinese pressure because of its reliance on critical minerals, saying high energy costs and limited recycling deepen the risk. Health: A British healthcare worker who tested positive for Ebola in DR Congo is being brought to the UK for treatment. Energy: The government plans to end new North Sea oil and gas licences. Slavery: The UK has agreed to talks on historical harms, while the prime minister has ruled out reparations. Education: A new route is expected to let talented displaced students apply to study in the UK in the coming weeks.
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