AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoStrictly Come Dancing: Fans are urging the BBC to “go back to normal” after another format tweak ahead of the first live show, including how and when weekly dance choices are revealed. Westlife: Mark Feehily has filed a medical negligence claim against bariatric surgeon Nick Carter over a weight-loss operation, alleging a stomach leak and later complications. Welsh-language music: Wrexham is set to host Wrecswyl, a new Welsh-language music and culture festival bringing live performances and activities for learners. Live music demand: Green Man’s 2027 tickets have sold out in record time, with the festival returning to the Black Mountains in August. Pride & pop culture: Totnes Castle was wrapped in a rainbow flag for Pride, while locals also slammed Croydon’s Whitgift Centre as an “abandoned dump” after Taylor Swift’s Opalite video shoot. Oasis ticket anger: Scots fans are furious at Celtic Park resale prices topping £1,700, pushing calls to ban ticket resales. Hayley Williams: Paramore’s singer shouted “Free Palestine” and “F–k ICE” during a concert. Music & community: Preston Pride 2026 marked its 13th year with a march and live music in the city centre.
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