AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBank Holiday Weather: The Met Office warns of a wet, potentially thundery start to Bank Holiday Monday, with heavy rain and a risk of thunder and hail before drier conditions later. Overtourism Backlash: Locals in beauty spots like Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water complain Bank Holiday crowds and coach traffic are clogging roads and car parks. Safety at Resorts & Events: Southport Air Show’s Red Arrows display was halted after just two minutes due to “unsafe” weather, with other acts cancelled; at Creamfields, one visitor quit after 24 hours, citing muddy conditions after heavy downpours. Travel Crime & Security: Police are investigating the stabbing death of a 31-year-old British woman at Rosenheim railway station, with a 27-year-old German man detained; in Birmingham, stop-and-search powers continue after a fatal stabbing. Family Travel Tips: Heathrow says children aged 8 and 9 can use eGates (with an eligible passport, adult travel companion, and height requirement). UK Leisure & Culture: Birmingham hosts the national Rubik’s Cube championships, drawing hundreds of competitors. International Travel Concern: Fifteen Britons are among hundreds missing after Nepal-China border flooding, as searches continue.
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