AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTour de France Femmes: Polish rider Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney detonated a late attack on Mont Ventoux to win stage 7 and seize the yellow jersey, turning “payback” for past runner-up heartbreak into a historic first stage win. Football governance: The Gianni Infantino FIFA crisis keeps widening: Norway’s federation chief Lise Klaveness says he must resign, while UEFA maintains its threat to boycott FIFA competitions even after Infantino’s apology. Women’s sport spotlight: England defender Lucy Bronze backs UEFA’s boycott as “for the good of the game,” framing it as protection for future generations of players. Polish culture & memory: A Polish Museum in Winona will mark Tadeusz Kościuszko’s 250th anniversary of service to America on Aug. 30 with music and a biographical film. Heritage events: Plymouth’s 22nd Kielbasa Festival celebrates Polish immigrant roots with live music and community vendors. Health & care: Patients fear the impact of a stoma nurse shortage, raising concerns about support for people managing stoma care.
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