AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPalaeontology: Giant scorpions once roamed England and Wales, with a new fossil study identifying Praearcturus gigas as a metre-long predator. Energy & climate: South Wales’ abandoned coal mines may be leaking huge amounts of methane, with researchers warning emissions are largely unmonitored. Royal & health: Queen Camilla spent the day with seriously ill children in Wales, hosting a tea party with a charity that grants wishes. Broadband: Openreach says full-fibre has reached over 8 in 10 Welsh premises, with take-up nearing 50% and expansion continuing into rural areas. Bank of England: Conservatives hit back after it emerged staff can work abroad up to 40 days a year, while Scots are also being asked to vote on animals for new banknotes. Sports (Wales/England/Scotland): Wales’ women’s squad faced travel chaos after a flight diversion; Harry Kane is reportedly set for a reduced World Cup role; and Scotland confirmed phone-free schools plans. Public safety: Three Royal Navy personnel died in a helicopter crash in southwest England.
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