AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNHS Access Crisis: In England, four NHS integrated care boards have introduced minimum two-year waits for ADHD and autism assessments as demand outstrips budgets, with charities warning delays could harm children’s futures. Culture & Community: Birmingham’s International Day of Birmingham returns for two days (to Sept 25) with a “House That Brum Built” programme across the Council House, plus free events and a Brummie Passport. TV & Pop Culture: Big Brother’s latest episode sparked fresh chaos over a Noah’s Ark task and a row in the kitchen, while viewers split into “TEAM” camps ahead of tomorrow’s live eviction. Arts & Heritage: The BBC is bringing back Play School after nearly 40 years, with shorter 14-minute episodes and reimagined characters. Fashion Spotting: Ivanka Trump’s blue Guo Pei look at Xi Jinping’s US visit is drawing attention back to the designer’s viral history. Sports Spotlight: Wayne Rooney says his grandmother was a Polish Jew after an Auschwitz visit, discussed in his Disney+ documentary. Money Watch: Britons with £10,000 in savings are urged to switch accounts, as low bank rates can cost hundreds of pounds a year versus better building society deals.
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