AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMet Police crackdown: A rare £3.7m Ferrari Monza SP2 was seized in central London after officers stopped the driver for having only a provisional licence and no insurance during a 7–9 August operation targeting uninsured and dangerous driving. Immigration enforcement: The Home Secretary says illegal workers have “nowhere to hide” in the West Midlands as Immigration Enforcement ramped up visits and arrests, with 884 visits and 701 arrests so far in 2026. Royal update: King Charles is set to step back from public view as Balmoral closes its grounds and exhibitions to the public until 29 September, with limited access to the gate shop and terrace cafe. Cost-of-living politics: WASPI campaigners have written to Labour leader Andy Burnham urging talks to deliver “fair redress” after promises made during his campaign. Health spotlight: Joe Biden’s family says his prostate cancer has spread further into his bones, turning painful and debilitating. AI debate: Historian Yuval Noah Harari warns AI could create “actors” that reshape capitalism and democracy, not just jobs. Culture: John Berger’s legacy is revisited in a review of Tom Overton’s biography, tracing the critic’s archive and political approach to art.
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