AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTennis: British No.1 Arthur Fery reaches his first ATP Tour final after James Duckworth retired injured in the Winston-Salem Open semi-final; he’ll face Ignacio Buse. Travel & culture: St Davids in Pembrokeshire is being hailed as Britain’s smallest city, while a “magical” day out in Greenwich keeps drawing visitors beyond Zone One. Immigration & politics: Far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos has been detained by US ICE in Louisiana after a final removal order, with reports linking his arrest to an immigration crackdown. Local life: North Wales Police launches a Mountain Rescue Support Team to help in high-risk rural and mountain incidents. Community & business: Birmingham’s Bullring confirms Los Angeles streetwear brand Edikted will open this autumn, and a new Panko and Sushi is set to arrive on Brindleyplace. Safety: A Christian festival in West Sussex ended after a sign collapse killed one man and injured six others. Housing: Solihull planners block a six-bed HMO near Birmingham Airport. Economy: East Midlands Airport says it boosted the UK economy by £6.2bn in 2025 through freight.
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