AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSlavery Legacy: Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he is open to a formal UK apology for the transatlantic slave trade, but rejects financial reparations. King Charles is expected to address the Commonwealth summit with what the Palace calls “unflinching honesty” about Britain’s past. Devolution: After meeting in Glasgow, Scottish First Minister John Swinney pledged to work with Burnham on regional devolution, despite political tensions over the UK government’s plans. Heritage Funding: Southwell Minster says it urgently needs £20 million to protect its historic buildings and grounds. Newark MP Robert Jenrick has pressed the government to help, warning the cathedral could close next year without support. Policing: Runcorn MP Sarah Pochin asked ministers in the Commons for more police powers and training to tackle gangs using illegal e-motorbikes; Home Office minister Sarah Jones said she was reviewing training needs.
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