AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCybersecurity: UK food suppliers have joined a wave of attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems, with some fridges hacked and food at risk. The National Cyber Security Centre says vulnerable equipment has also been exploited in Britain. UK-EU Trade: A draft deal would remove checks on most food and animal products traded with the EU, easing post-Brexit burdens for exporters and Northern Ireland businesses. Immigration: New settlement rules would make most migrants wait 10 years for permanent residency, while some care workers can retain a five-year route if they meet conditions, including a £25,000 salary threshold. Slavery Legacy: King Charles called the slave trade a “monstrous injustice” and expressed sorrow, but stopped short of an apology as Andy Burnham discusses one with Commonwealth leaders and rules out reparations. Security: Seven European flights faced false bomb threats, including services from Heathrow and Manchester; authorities found no explosives. Defence: The Royal Navy intercepted a Russian spy ship and warships in UK waters, renewing concerns about Britain’s ability to protect its waters and infrastructure.
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