AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCybersecurity: The Government took 32 services offline after critical PHP flaws emerged. The National Cyber Security Centre says it warned more than 50,000 organisations; officials report no signs of a breach so far. Civil Resilience: Ministers are urging households to prepare for three days of disruption, while RAF aircraft and helicopters are to gain firefighting capability after a severe wildfire season. Energy and Security: Approval of the Jackdaw gasfield has deepened Labour’s divisions over climate policy, with Rosebank still ahead. Ministers also propose tougher protections for undersea cables, as concerns grow over Britain’s limited repair capacity. Economy and Welfare: Inflation has reached 3.5% and national debt has topped £3 trillion ahead of the Budget. A minister warns welfare reform is needed to maintain public support. Financial Regulation: Proposed Bank of England and FCA changes would ease post-crisis accountability rules, freeing about 140,000 City managers from enhanced checks.
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