AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoScotland Health Watch: NHS Grampian has been told to restore paediatric surgery at Dr Gray’s Hospital in Elgin “as soon as it is safe”, after services were suspended over safety concerns, with the Scottish Government promising close monitoring. Scottish Justice & Crime: Cannibal killer Gabriel Brown has been jailed for at least 23 years for a “punishment” stabbing in Annan, including eating the victim’s finger. Football Disorder: Two Rangers thugs have been banned from every UK stadium after Old Firm chaos at Ibrox, including a pitch invasion and bottle-throwing. Northern Ireland Legacy: Former detective Jason Murphy, who led the Lyra McKee murder investigation, says the system failed after a court verdict criticised prosecutions over identification in masked footage. UK Politics: Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant says the Government remains committed to the Troubles Bill as it presses on through Parliament. Business/Tech: Nebius has signed the first commercial capacity deal in South Wales’ AI Growth Zone, leasing Nvidia-powered compute at Vantage’s Newport campus. Sport (England vs Pakistan): England piled up 409 and a 238-run lead at Headingley, with Brook, Root, Cox and Lawrence in the runs as Pakistan were bowled out for 171. Rugby League: Hugo Savala and Umyla Hanley have been added to England’s Rugby League World Cup performance squad. Education (Wales): Wales’ NHS waiting list pathways rose again in June, with more people waiting over a year.
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