AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTelevision: Channel 4 has cancelled Married at First Sight UK after external welfare reviews followed serious allegations by former participants, which the people accused deny. The broadcaster said the show had “run its course”. Media: Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has asked regulators to scrutinise Sky’s proposed £1.6bn ITV takeover, citing concerns around the public interest and media choice. Reparatory Justice: The UK has agreed to structured, time-bound talks with affected countries on the historic harms of the transatlantic slave trade; campaigners say repair must mean more than financial compensation. Arts & Heritage: The 30th anniversary of the MOBO Awards will honour founder Kanya King, with a tribute stone, BBC programme and archive display planned. Community: LGBTQ+ charities warn they are near breaking point as demand rises and sector funding fell 8.6% in real terms between 2023 and 2025. Culture: A new Serendipity Arts festival is coming to London next June, bringing South Asian artists and UK institutions together across art, music, film and design.
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