Donald Trump joined the Spanish team to celebrate their World Cup victory, but the team celebrated without him on social media.
12h ago
Andy Burnham has become the UK’s Prime Minister, but the speech he delivered on Downing Street echoed the promises made by Keir Starmer in 2024. Can anyone believe them this time around?
1d ago
Two men were shot dead by Donald Trump's ICE agents in America this month, as the number of arrests and detentions made by his 'private militia' grows to over 15,000. Why is still happening?
1d ago
Argentina players breached FIFA rules following their World Cup semi-final win against England, by waving a fan-made banner claiming Las Malvinas, The Falkland Islands, belong to their country. Will FIFA act – and could Lionel Messi miss the final?
5d ago
The FBI has opened an investigation into the death of former Republican senator Lindsey Graham, with his death surrounded by mystery, conspiracy and controversy.
6d ago
When England plays Argentina in the World Cup semi final, it will be a new chance to settle the score for a centuries old ownership battle over the Falkland Islands. But does it mean more to one side than the other?
14 Jul
There has been frustration at the incremental release of details on the death of Ann Widdecombe from police, but are they following the only approach possible as conspiracy theories and disinformation runs wild on social media?
13 Jul
Robert Jenrick is the latest Reform MP to face serious questions about his funding, with Nigel Farage’s five million starting a “cascade” of investigations into how its MPs are funded. Can the party recover from this?
9 Jul
Reform sent out its “minions” to answer questions on behalf of Nigel Farage, who refuses to be publicly quizzed on his finances. But have their “rattled” responses made things worse for the struggling party leader?
8 Jul
Nigel Farage has triggered a by-election in Clacton, which he hopes to win and firm up his support with Reform voters amid an investigation into his finances. Will this work, or has it just exposed his “deep martyr complex”?
7 Jul
Donald Trump helped overturn a red card issued to a US player with a phone call to the boss of FIFA. Has he corrupted the beautiful game – or does he just believe he has “unfettered power”?
6 Jul
Sarah Sackman, MP for Finchley and Golders Green in North London, tells Jon Sopel why she believes heightened security for political representatives is the sad reality of today’s Britain in the wake of the murder of Ann Widdecombe.
4d ago
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
Day one of Andy Burnham’s time in Downing Street – but are the knives out for him already inside his own party?
8h ago
Andy Burnham has become the UK’s Prime Minister, but the speech he delivered on Downing Street echoed the promises made by Keir Starmer in 2024. Can anyone believe them this time around?
1d ago
Sarah Sackman, MP for Finchley and Golders Green in North London, tells Jon Sopel why she believes heightened security for political representatives is the sad reality of today’s Britain in the wake of the murder of Ann Widdecombe.
4d ago
Argentina players breached FIFA rules following their World Cup semi-final win against England, by waving a fan-made banner claiming Las Malvinas, The Falkland Islands, belong to their country. Will FIFA act – and could Lionel Messi miss the final?
5d ago
When England plays Argentina in the World Cup semi final, it will be a new chance to settle the score for a centuries old ownership battle over the Falkland Islands. But does it mean more to one side than the other?
14 Jul
Donald Trump joined the Spanish team to celebrate their World Cup victory, but the team celebrated without him on social media.
12h ago
Two men were shot dead by Donald Trump's ICE agents in America this month, as the number of arrests and detentions made by his 'private militia' grows to over 15,000. Why is still happening?
1d ago
The FBI has opened an investigation into the death of former Republican senator Lindsey Graham, with his death surrounded by mystery, conspiracy and controversy.
6d ago
Donald Trump helped overturn a red card issued to a US player with a phone call to the boss of FIFA. Has he corrupted the beautiful game – or does he just believe he has “unfettered power”?
6 Jul
Donald Trump has earned an estimated $2.5 million a day since becoming president, largely from crypto currency investments made shortly before his inauguration. How long can he continue telling US voters he is working in their interest?
2 Jul
