AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMedia Deal Watch: UK culture secretary Lisa Nandy says the government will not intervene in Paramount’s $111bn Warner Bros Discovery takeover after legally binding pledges on editorial independence and children’s commissioning; the CMA also cleared it. Aviation Disruption: Heathrow faces a runway closure after a reported fire near the airport, with flights delayed amid live updates. Crime & Justice: Disgraced reality TV star Stephen Bear is back in prison for breaching a restraining order tied to Georgia Harrison. Public Safety: A grassfire near Heathrow has sparked concern over runway operations. Community & Culture: Young people in Hamilton have turned local underpasses into murals as part of a council-backed public art project. Sports Media: MotoGP’s new owners Liberty Media are being compared to F1’s commercial rise, with KTM Tech3 boss Guenther Steiner saying there’s big growth potential beyond the racing. True Crime on TV: Channel 4 is set to air a Lancashire murder case episode using digital forensics in its “Digital Detectives” series. Human Interest: A British charity worker, Elizabeth-Jane Ross, is remembered after her death in Greece, with an Afghan boxer named as prime suspect.
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