AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHigh Street Crackdown: Prime Minister Andy Burnham is pushing “easy to exit” consumer rules and tougher planning controls, including new powers to block “dodgy” barbers, vape shops and betting venues, plus tighter definitions to stop businesses dodging rules. Cost-of-Living Relief: Burnham also plans to bring forward subscription-cancellation reforms to January and clamp down on misleading “rip-off” discount claims. Online Safety for Kids: The NSPCC says TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Roblox and YouTube are the most mentioned apps in Childline counselling sessions, with most mentions tied to serious harms. Culture & Music: Music Managers Forum CEO Annabella Coldrick warns British acts are under-heard as streaming recommendations skew heavily American, leaving newer UK artists struggling to build sustainable income. Immigration Pressure: France’s sea rescue service warns smugglers are loading “mega-dinghies”, with 230 migrants arriving in one crossing. City of Culture: Blackpool formally submits its City of Culture 2029 bid with backing from all Lancashire MPs. Tech & Industry: Make UK reports 30% of manufacturers faced cyber incidents in the past year, disrupting production and deliveries.
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