AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSecurity: US prosecutors have charged three men over an alleged Iran-backed plot against RAF Fairford, while US aircraft have been moved from UK bases amid reported threats. The government says British bases remain safe; peers are urging ministers to prepare faster for possible conflict. Energy and jobs: Prime Minister Andy Burnham hailed a £12bn deal to build two offshore wind farms off Norfolk, backed in part by £1bn from the National Wealth Fund, with power expected from 2030. Schools: England’s phone rules are set to tighten from September 2027, barring pupils from keeping phones in bags or pockets during the school day. Devolution: Wales has appointed an independent commission to examine its constitutional future, including independence and further powers—a move that has drawn opposition criticism. Government scrutiny: Ministers have opened an investigation into a leak involving a planned Budget bank-tax rise. Cost of living: The Welsh Government announced a £130m support package, including £100 payments for eligible households and extra help with fuel and bus costs.
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