AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRoyal Tour: King Charles has begun his Caribbean visit by acknowledging the “great suffering” caused by slavery, while stopping short of an apology or reparations. The UK government says it will not pay compensation; the issue is due to be discussed at next week’s Commonwealth summit. Gaming: Rockstar’s UK staff are set to vote on union recognition from November 12, with the result due around the November 19 launch of GTA 6. The vote comes as the company faces a tribunal case over the dismissal of more than 30 workers. Museum Ethics: Glasgow museums have removed Egyptian mummies from public display, citing concerns that the remains were shown without consent. Music: Fontaines D.C. have scored the UK’s third-biggest album opening week of 2026 with Dopamine Chamber, their fastest-selling UK release in 15 years. London Food Scene: Elephant & Castle’s new Elephant Exchange food hall opens November 12, bringing independent kitchens serving food inspired by culinary traditions from around the world.
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