AGP Executive Report
Last update: 28 minutes agoPress Freedom: Reporters Without Borders has set out 10 tests for the government, including stronger support for independent journalism and safeguards against online misinformation. Black British History: At a Downing Street reception, Andy Burnham said Black history should be taught in schools and recognised as part of Britain’s story. African Cinema: Producer Mo Abudu has opened a London cultural centre with a cinema dedicated to African film and Black culture, aiming to bring more African stories to UK audiences. Heritage: As the Battle of Hastings anniversary approaches, flowers still arrive at Battle Abbey, while Saxon shires, churches and place names show how deeply that earlier history remains woven into England. Local Arts: Haywards Heath plans a new £4.9m cultural venue, with a theatre, cinema and community space, as part of the redevelopment of the former Clair Hall site. Rising Talent: Scottish teen Darya Goulds is heading to a London event celebrating The Phantom of the Opera after her karaoke performance went viral.
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