AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPop & Celebrity: Britney Spears says her parents “secretly” took her sons to the beach during her conservatorship, and later adds she believes she “failed as a mother” after one son told her he doesn’t believe in God. Music Loss: British producer William Orbit, famed for Madonna’s Ray of Light and work with U2 and Blur, has died aged 69. Culture & Film: Sarajevo Film Festival launches a Béla Tarr tribute programme celebrating his former students, while The Lost Children of Tuam secures Irish and UK cinema releases. Arts & Media: BBC has shared first-look images for Call the Midwife: Sisters in Arms, filmed for this Christmas. Food & Lifestyle: Time Out Market London confirms plans for a flagship UK food, drink and culture venue. Public Life & Health: A report warns obesity has doubled in England since 1993, and the Guardian says many NHS mental health providers plan cuts that could mean longer waits. Sports & Community: Westminster City Council’s “vertical drinking” plan sparks political backlash from pub landlords and politicians. International Culture: Jamaica marks 64 years of independence with nationwide music, food and celebrations.
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