AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI and Infrastructure: Microsoft has withdrawn from its planned UK data-centre deal with Nscale, citing a single site while saying its wider partnership remains intact. Power-grid delays are threatening Britain’s AI ambitions, with Nscale exploring alternative energy sources. School Security: Hoax bomb threats prompted closures and evacuations across Northern Ireland and Scotland; police said the emails appeared to be hoaxes, with Northern Ireland police reporting up to 300 schools targeted. Budget Pressure: Tory leader Kemi Badenoch warned Chancellor John Healey’s first Budget could do more damage than Rachel Reeves’ tax rises, arguing that borrowing and spending are spiralling. Skills and Jobs: A report backed by David Blunkett and James Dyson says traditional degrees are not matching employers’ needs, as more than a million young people are not in education, work or training and vacancies remain unfilled. Lionesses: Sarina Wiegman has extended her England contract to 2029, staying on after leading the team to two European titles and a World Cup final.
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