The Green Party leader intends to stand for the Holborn and St Pancras seat vacated by Keir Starmer, but who’s got more to lose here – Zack Polanski, or Andy Burnham?
3d ago
American people are “scared” to eat certain foods after bacterial outbreaks and contamination in countless products have made hundreds sick, and some dead. Is this all the fault of the Trump administration?
4d ago
Donald Trump has renamed both the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario after America, but there’s something far more sinister at play here, as he embarks on a “digital conquest” over American history.
4d ago
The most senior civilian in the US military has resigned, unable to work with defence secretary Pete Hegseth. Is he running America’s army into the ground, or is this all about running for president in 2028?
5d ago
In May 2026, protests began in Albania against Trump development on the island of Sazan, an unspoiled wilderness in the Mediterranean, in a new tale of people versus capitalism.
21 Aug
Stephen Bush, associate editor of the Financial Times, tells The News Agents about the “ugliness” in the commentary surrounding the death of Jason Arday.
20 Aug
Families of US naval officers deployed to the Strait of Hormuz in December 2025 have begun to expose the shocking conditions onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, eight months after leaving port. Trump says it’s fake news.
19 Aug
When Donald Trump made a secret plane switch to avoid an alleged terror threat, one of the aides he took with him was Natalie Harp, who is always close to his side. Has public scrutiny of their relationship become the president’s biggest problem?
18 Aug
Jason Arday ended his life after his resignation from Cambridge University, following a relentless media storm about his qualifications and personal achievements. Was this journalism, or a media witch hunt?
17 Aug
Trump’s loyal press secretary Karoline Leavitt stepped down from her role this week, days after it emerged she was left with members of the press on a plane facing a terror threat. Was this just a coincidence?
14 Aug
Nigel Farage begins his return as an MP to Clacton with a lie about the police, while Reform MPs get angry speaking to TV journalists. Is this an indicator of where the party is taking its politics?
14 Aug
In 2013, former X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos faced jail time after she was tricked by a Sun newspaper journalist into passing on a potential drug deal contact. Now, she’s campaigning for improved press regulation to make sure people like her have more protection.
6 Aug
Education secretary Bridget Phillipson has hit back at Kemi Badenoch’s ‘spiteful class warrior’ insult over Labour’s 20% VAT rise on private school fees, saying she “owns” the insult if it means making a difference to children in state schools.
10 Jul
Karl Turner, MP and Andy Burnham supporter, tells The News Agents why he feels sorry for Keir Starmer as a family man, but won’t miss his leadership as Prime Minister.
23 Jun
Former health secretary Wes Streeting has criticised the response of Nigel Farage and Reform UK in the wake of the death of Henry Nowak, describing the party’s politics as "dangerous" and “nationalistic”.
5 Jun
Tony Blair says we have no choice but to let AI into our lives. Journalist and author Karen Hao says he’s wrong, and we should be more concerned about the industry’s unchecked growth.
29 May
Sir Tony Blair, UK Labour Prime Minister between 1997 and 2007, tells Jon Sopel why he has stepped back into the political world with a new essay addressing the failures of – and suggesting solutions for – Keir Starmer’s ailing government.
27 May
Jess Phillips stepped down from Keir Starmer’s government after the disastrous local elections, not because of the loss of 1,500 Labour councillors, but because the PM’s promises rang hollow to the lifelong campaigner for women and girls.
18 May
The 2026 Reform UK conference is set to be overshadowed by a new funding controversy for Nigel Farage and his associates, after an undercover investigation exposed plans to take overseas money. Can it bounce back from this?
2d ago
The Green Party leader intends to stand for the Holborn and St Pancras seat vacated by Keir Starmer, but who’s got more to lose here – Zack Polanski, or Andy Burnham?
3d ago
Stephen Bush, associate editor of the Financial Times, tells The News Agents about the “ugliness” in the commentary surrounding the death of Jason Arday.
20 Aug
Jason Arday ended his life after his resignation from Cambridge University, following a relentless media storm about his qualifications and personal achievements. Was this journalism, or a media witch hunt?
17 Aug
Nigel Farage begins his return as an MP to Clacton with a lie about the police, while Reform MPs get angry speaking to TV journalists. Is this an indicator of where the party is taking its politics?
14 Aug
American people are “scared” to eat certain foods after bacterial outbreaks and contamination in countless products have made hundreds sick, and some dead. Is this all the fault of the Trump administration?
4d ago
Donald Trump has renamed both the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario after America, but there’s something far more sinister at play here, as he embarks on a “digital conquest” over American history.
4d ago
The most senior civilian in the US military has resigned, unable to work with defence secretary Pete Hegseth. Is he running America’s army into the ground, or is this all about running for president in 2028?
5d ago
In May 2026, protests began in Albania against Trump development on the island of Sazan, an unspoiled wilderness in the Mediterranean, in a new tale of people versus capitalism.
21 Aug
Families of US naval officers deployed to the Strait of Hormuz in December 2025 have begun to expose the shocking conditions onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, eight months after leaving port. Trump says it’s fake news.
19 Aug
