AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCharity Commission row: Christian and Protestant charities have written to the Charity Commission after Amnesty International UK (now withdrawn) branded them “anti-rights”, arguing the report wrongly lumped together 117 groups including charities, professional bodies and support organisations. Education data security: The UK Department for Education confirmed a cyber breach affecting 600,000+ records, including headteacher and university staff details, accessed via helpdesk and Turing scheme portals. Devolution and power: Andy Burnham renewed calls to “unbundle” England’s centralised state, with mayors and pan-regional agencies set to drive transport, energy and investment decisions. International education links: PM Modi and UK PM Burnham pledged to maximise the India-UK CETA trade deal and deepen cooperation including education, alongside technology, defence and clean energy. Scotland exams focus: Scotland’s 2026 exam results are due soon, with Qualifications Scotland set to publish grades and spark intense debate over what the system means for students. Student life and wellbeing: A Coventry primary school won national recognition for embedding kindness through ambassadors, anti-loneliness projects and community links.
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