A new ‘tell-nothing’ memoir by US journalist Olivia Nuzzi claims to share details on the author's affair with Robert Kennedy Jr. Is the real story here the relationship, or what it tells us about the state of politics and journalism in a post-Trump world?
23h ago
Junior doctors will strike the week before Christmas, after Wes Streeting denied union requests for further discussions on pay. Will interrupting the festive season result in a loss of support for their cause?
2d ago
Rachel Reeves second budget continues to prove a headache for the chancellor – and the Labour government, with claims she misled voters before delivery. Whether true or not, what does this latest fumble say about its time in power?
3d ago
Labour MPs have acted with “tetchiness” as they defend Rachel Reeves' budget, facing questions over whether it has raised taxes for working people. Has the government regressed to where the party was in the 1970s?
27 Nov
Rachel Reeves' second budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer was overshadowed by its leak, in entirety, shortly before she delivered it to the House of Commons. Now shared with MPs and the public, has she done enough?
26 Nov
New York Times journalist Mark Landler explains the cracks in Donald Trump’s control of the MAGA movement, and how recent events have only begun to alienate him further from his supporters.
26 Nov
Why did the BBC approve Rutger Bregman's description of Trump as "the most openly corrupt president in American history" in his Reith Lecture in October, but cut it from broadcast less than a month later?
25 Nov
Nigel Farage, who is facing resurfaced allegations of making racist comments at school, now says he “never directly racially abused” anyone – following a previous outright denial by Reform UK. What does this mean for the Clacton MP?
25 Nov
A US-brokered peace-deal between Russia and Ukraine is moving forward, but there have been questions over its initial leniency towards Vladimir Putin’s demands and where it originated.
24 Nov
Nigel Farage has been accused of making racist, antisemitic remarks by former school classmates almost 50 years ago. Reform UK has denied the report, but will its leader address the claims made against him?
20 Nov
Growing unease over Keir Starmer’s leadership, compounded by poor polling, is prompting Labour MPs to consider whether a change at the top is becoming inevitable.
20 Nov
David Lammy explains his reasons for scrapping jury trials for court cases in England and Wales for lower level crimes, accusing Tory MP Robert Jenrick of spreading “disinformation” about the changes he’s making.
1d ago
Author Salman Rushdie, who The News Agents describe as a man who "spent probably half of his life under the threat of death" discusses his new book, the root cause of problems in UK society, and the BBC’s “dumb” decision to “pre-censor” itself.
28 Nov
Lord Ken Clarke, former Conservative chancellor, tells The News Agents why he believes Rachel Reeves is “not up to the job” ahead of her second budget.
24 Nov
Lord David Blunkett tells The News Agents that Keir Starmer’s Labour was unprepared for government, and blames the influence of behind-the-scenes staff for recent communications blunders. Does he believe there’s a future for the party?
14 Nov
Caroline Flack’s mum, Christine, tells The News Agents about her meetings with culture secretary Lisa Nandy to push for the second part of the cancelled Leveson Inquiry, and a new Disney+ documentary into her daughter’s trial by media.
12 Nov
As Labour’s poll numbers slide, Health Secretary Wes Streeting says Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York offers lessons in authenticity - but is Labour listening?
6 Nov
Malala, who was shot in the head by the Pakistani Taliban when she was 15 years old, has accused world leaders of normalising the oppressive Taliban rule in Afghanistan. She is now calling for women’s rights to be central to all work on the future of the country.
6 Nov
Richard Tice has called antisemitism claims against Nigel Farage, dating back to his teenage years, as a “made up twaddle”, suggesting the Reform leader can remember what happened, but his accusers are liars.
20h ago
David Lammy explains his reasons for scrapping jury trials for court cases in England and Wales for lower level crimes, accusing Tory MP Robert Jenrick of spreading “disinformation” about the changes he’s making.
1d ago
Junior doctors will strike the week before Christmas, after Wes Streeting denied union requests for further discussions on pay. Will interrupting the festive season result in a loss of support for their cause?
2d ago
Rachel Reeves second budget continues to prove a headache for the chancellor – and the Labour government, with claims she misled voters before delivery. Whether true or not, what does this latest fumble say about its time in power?
3d ago
Labour MPs have acted with “tetchiness” as they defend Rachel Reeves' budget, facing questions over whether it has raised taxes for working people. Has the government regressed to where the party was in the 1970s?
27 Nov
A new ‘tell-nothing’ memoir by US journalist Olivia Nuzzi claims to share details on the author's affair with Robert Kennedy Jr. Is the real story here the relationship, or what it tells us about the state of politics and journalism in a post-Trump world?
23h ago
New York Times journalist Mark Landler explains the cracks in Donald Trump’s control of the MAGA movement, and how recent events have only begun to alienate him further from his supporters.
26 Nov
The president has had two public outbursts against female reporters in the past week, showing a leader unravelling on live TV. Is the Epstein Files pressure finally getting to him?
19 Nov
Mark Bray, author of Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook, published in 2017, was forced to flee the US after death-threats from far-right Trump supporters. He tells The News Agents why MAGA wants a fascist state, and why its attacks on Antifa are unjustified.
19 Nov
The White House claims the Epstein Files are a “manufactured hoax” – ahead of a House of Representatives vote on releasing the documents. If Trump and his team are so sure of his innocence, why is he so scared of making them public?
13 Nov
