AGP Executive Report
Last update: 39 minutes agoCounter-terror update: UK counter-terror police have released five men arrested near RAF Fairford on bail after a suspected explosives plot, but stressed the investigation is ongoing and the suspects remain under strict conditions. Police say they’re keeping an open mind, including whether the incident involved proxies working for a hostile state, as Iran denies any link and calls the claims “Iranophobia propaganda.” Media & trust: A survey of Hong Kong residents finds more than 60% distrust mainstream media, with most saying it self-censors and is biased toward the government. BBC under fire: The BBC is criticised for calling dead terrorists “journalists,” and for comments suggesting AI could both make and present programmes, sparking backlash from journalists. Tech & security: CISA has published a first advisory on critical flaws in Wärtsilä FOS onboard software, warning of risks from remote unauthorised updates and code execution. Public services: Labour’s Andy Burnham is set to signal moves toward public ownership of Thames Water, alongside tighter regulation.
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