The Green Party is hosting its annual conference in Brighton, but with divides inside the party on its evolution, and issues surrounding Israel, Palestine and Zionism, does it risk tearing itself apart?
3d ago
Convicted murderer Christa Pike was rushed to hospital in America after two doses of state-administered lethal injection failed to end her life in a new twist in her “ghastly” tale.
4d ago
The scandal of how Manchester City is funded is not just a football story, it has the potential to rip millions of overseas investment out of this struggling country. How the hell does the government navigate this one?
5d ago
Andy Burnham gave his first Labour Party conference speech as leader, one full of pledges and private pain, and it seems like he landed every single punch.
6d ago
John Healey gave a speech at the 2026 Labour conference that was big on hope, small on ideas. Has the government changed under Andy Burnham, or are we being sold the same old thing?
28 Sep
The Royal Family is battling new allegations about its dealing with the death of Princess Diana, but have its troubles only just begun?
28 Sep
Tony Blair has said that Labour’s priority should be to region the EU, if it wants the UK to grow. The News Agents think it might not be such a bad idea…
24 Sep
Once driven by control of drugs and territory, rival gangs are now locked in a deadly battle to top an online scoreboard.
23 Sep
After banning ‘fake news’ from the White House, the collective US news media turned its back on Donald Trump, leaving him shouting into the wind. But does that matter when America has already stopped listening to him?
22 Sep
Donald Trump has said he will ban three news outlets, critical of his presidency, from the White House. Will his plan work, or does he have a more insidious goal in mind?
21 Sep
An investigation into Reform UK exposed alleged attempts to commission polls that showed them as the most popular party in the country. Can the polling industry still be trusted – and does it still work?
18 Sep
Piers Morgan is suing Earl Spencer, brother of Princess Diana, for wrongly stating he was the editor of The Mirror newspaper when it published invasive photos of the former Royal. Morgan says his legal action is for his reputation, and that of the King.
23 Sep
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
The Green Party has declared Zionism is racism, causing “widespread alarm” among the Jewish community in the UK. What does it say about Zack Polanski’s leadership that he didn’t even attend or vote?
12h ago
The Green Party is hosting its annual conference in Brighton, but with divides inside the party on its evolution, and issues surrounding Israel, Palestine and Zionism, does it risk tearing itself apart?
3d ago
The scandal of how Manchester City is funded is not just a football story, it has the potential to rip millions of overseas investment out of this struggling country. How the hell does the government navigate this one?
5d ago
Andy Burnham gave his first Labour Party conference speech as leader, one full of pledges and private pain, and it seems like he landed every single punch.
6d ago
The Royal Family is battling new allegations about its dealing with the death of Princess Diana, but have its troubles only just begun?
28 Sep
Convicted murderer Christa Pike was rushed to hospital in America after two doses of state-administered lethal injection failed to end her life in a new twist in her “ghastly” tale.
4d ago
After banning ‘fake news’ from the White House, the collective US news media turned its back on Donald Trump, leaving him shouting into the wind. But does that matter when America has already stopped listening to him?
22 Sep
Donald Trump has said he will ban three news outlets, critical of his presidency, from the White House. Will his plan work, or does he have a more insidious goal in mind?
21 Sep
A senior Republican has told Miles Taylor he is “very concerned” about Umar Kremlev, a close friend of Vladimir Putin, giving a huge amount to Donald Trump Jr and his second wife, Bettina Anderson.
16 Sep
Anthony Scaramucci, communications director for Donald Trump during his first term in office, tells The News Agents how Trump did not (as promised) ‘drain the swamp’, and instead turned America into something much worse.
15 Sep
