AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoRugby: Scotland are chasing a first-ever win over New Zealand at Murrayfield, where both teams paid tribute to All Blacks security chief Logan Cadwallader before kick-off. England face Australia on Sunday. Cricket: England beat Western Australia by 92 runs in a warm-up match, but fast bowler Josh Tongue has been ruled out of the Australia tour with a toe injury. Missing people: Merseyside Police are urgently seeking Thomas Davies-Gill, 37, last seen near Southport Hospital on Saturday; he has links to North Wales. Remembrance: Charlie Horne, one of Scotland’s last surviving D-Day veterans, has died aged 100. He served on a minesweeper during the Normandy landings. Public services: Thousands in England will wait longer for free bus passes as eligibility rises in line with the state pension age. Separately, new analysis claims lengthy A&E waits have been linked to almost 600 deaths in Scotland this year. Weather: Forecasters warn colder Arctic air could bring sub-zero temperatures to Scotland and northern parts of the UK next week. Faith and law: The Church of England says a proposed UK conversion-practices ban must protect prayer and pastoral care from unintended criminalisation.
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