AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEngland Cricket: Joe Root has scrapped the England men’s midnight curfew ahead of the Pakistan Test series, saying curfews “don’t work” and urging players to act like “grown adults.” Scottish Labour: Leadership contenders Monica Lennon, Joe Fagan and Michael Marra traded barbs at a Glasgow hustings, warning against factionalism, “dirty tricks” and internal briefings. Wales Rugby League: Wales are set to host the USA at The Gnoll in Neath on Oct 17, with both sides framing it as a chance to blood younger players. Wales Community & Planning: An Awen Project “democratic school in the woods” faces possible closure after complaints and a council refusal over transport safety and noise, with an appeal under way. Weather & Wildfires: The Met Office warns parts of England could hit 38C, while the UK’s wildfire toll is already matching last year’s record pace. Livestock Health (Scotland): Bluetongue has been confirmed on a second south-west Scotland farm, with restrictions and euthanasia in place. Sport (Hundred): MI London are eliminated from The Hundred after a group-stage finish at Edgbaston. Royal/Travel: Reports say the Princess of Wales could travel to India with William in November for the Earthshot Prize.
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