AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBooks and Free Speech: Sally Rooney’s UK publisher has stopped distributing her books, saying it cannot pay royalties under terrorism laws after she pledged proceeds to Palestine Action. Police are also assessing a social media post by Sarah Helm, wife of national security adviser Jonathan Powell, that appeared to express support for the group. London Art Week: Frieze has drawn a growing network of smaller fairs, with hotel-based events offering space for emerging galleries and more affordable work. British Museum: Emails reportedly show chair George Osborne personally approved talks over a £5 million sponsorship, despite concerns in a donor assessment that remain redacted. Youth and Work: Young people in Birmingham’s Erdington describe repeated job-search setbacks as the UK’s NEET population approaches one million. Sport and Culture: British Cycling faces fresh scrutiny after a former employee alleged a toxic workplace culture; the organisation says it has launched an action plan.
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