AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPride of Britain: This year’s awards celebrate everyday heroes, including a man who confronted a knife-wielding attacker, a GP who treated crash victims and a young fundraiser who raised £80,000. Online Safety: Bereaved parents are urging Digital Secretary Lisa Nandy to make planned protections for young people enforceable, as ministers prepare legislation for an under-16 social media ban. Jarrow’s Legacy: Descendants of the 1936 Jarrow Marchers presented their petition at Downing Street, 90 years after their ancestors’ plea over unemployment went unheard. Arts & Community: Birmingham’s six-metre inflatable green horse, created by local artist Bruce Asbestos, is part of the city’s Tech Week programme. In Newcastle, storyteller Tom Burton brings books and a welcome distraction to children in hospital. Education: A report backed by Lord David Blunkett and Sir James Dyson says more technical universities could better prepare young people for work.
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