AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLanguage & Identity: Ronik Shah, raised in Leicester speaking Gujarati, credits Whakaata Māori and te reo Māori podcasts for sparking his journey into Māori language and tikanga. Royal Watch: Reports say Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are returning to the UK as private individuals, with speculation around where they’ll settle and whether Meghan will ramp up acting again. AI for Business (Scotland): AI Scotland is putting £1.8m into mentoring, workshops and grants to help SMEs adopt AI through the National AI Adoption Programme. Culture & Community (UK/Armenia): Europeans for Artsakh condemns Armenian political rhetoric aimed at the diaspora and pan-Armenian groups. Wildlife Conservation: A rare conservation win for the Montagu’s harrier—six chicks raised across two nests in secret U.K. farmland. Music & Pop Culture: Dolly Parton dies at 80, prompting tributes and a U.S. flag-lowering order; meanwhile U2 announce a cover single for a Shane MacGowan tribute album. Public Safety Tech (Scotland): Scotland’s police federation urges “mask-free zones” for live facial recognition governance as a new study begins.
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