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?
3d ago
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?
3d ago
Reform UK faces a new schism, after Nigel Farage distanced himself from “traitor” attacks made by Zia Yusuf against a former defence secretary. Has the party’s true nature been exposed from within?
6d ago
Supporters at a recent speech by the US president were distracted by his full head of yellow hair.
11 Aug
Ukrainian drones have caused an estimated $6 billion in damages after targeting Wildberries warehouses, the closest thing Russia has to Amazon. Why is this happening – and could it turn the tide of the war?
10 Aug
The Tory leader has spent her week defending a convicted neo-Nazi who planned to run as a party councillor. Why has she dug her heels in so deep?
7 Aug
Kemi Badenoch is backing a former neo-Nazi standing to become a Tory councillor in Somerset. She claims he has been rehabilitated in prison, but is she just too scared to “cancel” someone on her side?
5 Aug
Four months after a botched, and unnecessary, $14 million renovation of the Washington Reflecting Pool, Trump is still furiously trying to catch the “vandals” responsible. Why is this his most pressing problem?
4 Aug
The Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino bromance is over, just weeks after the end of the 2026 World Cup. Was the FIFA boss’s greedy attempt to make himself millions from football to blame?
4 Aug
Rupert Lowe has suggested Restore Britain would work with Reform UK to unite the UK’s hard right on a few conditions – including kicking ex-Tories out of the party. Has their recruitment damaged Nigel Farage, and will he agree to this request?
3 Aug
Donald Trump has softened his stance on Ukraine, but does his love for autocrats still leave him vulnerable to the Russian threat, and is it also thwarting his war effort in Iran?
31 Jul
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
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?
21h ago
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?
3d ago
Reform UK faces a new schism, after Nigel Farage distanced himself from “traitor” attacks made by Zia Yusuf against a former defence secretary. Has the party’s true nature been exposed from within?
6d ago
The Tory leader has spent her week defending a convicted neo-Nazi who planned to run as a party councillor. Why has she dug her heels in so deep?
7 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
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?
3d ago
Supporters at a recent speech by the US president were distracted by his full head of yellow hair.
11 Aug
Four months after a botched, and unnecessary, $14 million renovation of the Washington Reflecting Pool, Trump is still furiously trying to catch the “vandals” responsible. Why is this his most pressing problem?
4 Aug
The Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino bromance is over, just weeks after the end of the 2026 World Cup. Was the FIFA boss’s greedy attempt to make himself millions from football to blame?
4 Aug
Donald Trump has softened his stance on Ukraine, but does his love for autocrats still leave him vulnerable to the Russian threat, and is it also thwarting his war effort in Iran?
31 Jul
