AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoMusic & Ticketing: Oasis has confirmed a 2027 world tour with 38 dates, including 11 in Manchester and a Knebworth run in September, with fans told to register for ticket access codes ahead of sales (Sept 25-27). Royal Security & Media: Prince Harry and Meghan have reportedly moved Archie and Lilibet to a new private school after security concerns tied to travel and traffic, as UK media continues to scrutinise their protection arrangements. Press & Subscriptions: The Guardian says paying digital revenue hit a record £282m for the year to March 2026, driven by US growth and a rise in recurring supporters. Broadcast & Talent: Kate Garraway is off Good Morning Britain after a hoarse voice forced vocal rest, with Faye Barker stepping in. Tech, Privacy & Regulation: A new digital ID rule for buying alcohol in pubs and shops comes into force in England and Wales, while the EU is preparing an under-15 social media/AI chatbot restriction under its Kids Act. Consumer Tech Fallout: Virgin Media customers are being told their email addresses will be transferred to Junara, with many users warning of costly knock-on changes. Economy & Hiring: Job vacancies fell to a five-year low as small firms hold back on hiring amid rising wage costs. Media Controversy: Ed Sheeran’s US tour backlash grows after Macklemore was dropped over “Free Palestine” comments, with venue and promoter concerns cited. EU/UK Policy Watch: Ofcom reports one in five Britons uses AI to keep up with news, adding fuel to the wider debate on AI’s role in everyday information.
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