AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRoyal Row: Buckingham Palace hits back after Charles Spencer’s memoir claims King Charles III said “we’ll forget her soon enough” after Princess Diana’s death, with the palace warning grief can distort memory. Local Transport Upgrade: Engineers are working at the historic Gledholt Tunnels near Huddersfield as part of the Transpennine Route Upgrade, including electrification works and changes around Huddersfield Station. Crime Drama Watch: ITV’s new series The Blame stars Michelle Keegan as DI Emma Crane, probing misconduct inside her own police force. Community & Inclusion: Hexham’s Reason To Disability Triathlon returns with 64 disabled children and adults taking part, supported by CBBC’s Danny Adams. Public Debate on Tipping: A fresh backlash targets “tip creep” as customers say requests for ever-higher percentages have gone too far. Sports Policing: Five arrests follow the Wolves vs West Brom derby, with officers using special powers and a dispersal order. UK Travel Costs: The Climate Change Committee warns Net Zero policies could push flight prices up by hundreds of pounds for UK tourists. History in Focus: Liverpool Town Hall is used for filming Beatles biopic scenes recreating the band’s 1964 homecoming.
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