AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOnline Abuse: British tennis player Jodie Burrage says she received death threats and a torrent of abuse after her first WTA singles match in 16 months, with many messages appearing to come from angry gamblers. Arts and Culture: Plans for a new contemporary art centre in York would turn the historic De Grey Rooms into a gallery and creative hub, with an immersive exhibition space and a proposed 2028 opening. London’s Balloon Museum has also returned with interactive inflatable artworks. Stage and Screen: Glasgow’s Citizens Theatre has won a top national honour after a £30 million refurbishment. Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham are teaming up on Dogfight, a Netflix action film set in London, with UK filming due to begin next year. Britain’s Past: King Charles described Britain’s role in the slave trade as shameful during a Commonwealth visit, while Prime Minister Andy Burnham left open the prospect of a formal apology. Ministers have ruled out reparations payments.
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