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?
19h ago
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
MAGA wants Dr Anthony Fauci, Donald Trump’s chief medical advisor during the Covid-19 pandemic behind bars. They believe he is responsible for the outbreak, but is he just the latest target of right-wing rage?
30 Jul
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?
19h 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
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
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
Reform UK has reported Green Party leader Zack Polanski to the police for a post he shared on social media. But after making Lucy Connolly a guest of honour at a Reform conference, is the party getting muddled where it stands on the matter?
28 Jul
Andy Burnham’s longtime friend and “bezzie mate” Steve Rotheram, Liverpool City mayor, tells The News Agents how the new PM’s working class upbringing has left him with ‘imposter syndrome’ – but will it hold him back?
27 Jul
Andy Burnham’s first week as PM has been one of small changes to help public pockets, as well as the announcement of his new cabinet. But has he made a blunder in a key appointment?
24 Jul
The UK’s right-wing press were “flirting” with the idea of pushing Nigel Farage as the next prime minister, but that now seems to have changed. Have the British public lost interest too?
23 Jul
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
MAGA wants Dr Anthony Fauci, Donald Trump’s chief medical advisor during the Covid-19 pandemic behind bars. They believe he is responsible for the outbreak, but is he just the latest target of right-wing rage?
30 Jul
Donald Trump gave a long, rambling and unfunny speech at this year’s White House Correspondents Dinner, singling out one particular female journalist for criticism and comments laced with misogyny.
30 Jul
Pete Hegseth tied himself up in knots as he appeared in front of Congress this week to discuss the cost of America’s war in Iran, refusing to give straight answers and trying hard not to contradict Donald Trump.
22 Jul
Donald Trump joined the Spanish team to celebrate their World Cup victory, but the team celebrated without him on social media.
21 Jul
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?
20 Jul
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
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 has said ‘Project Freedom’, launched on Monday, is already over, but Iran is, once again, laughing at him. Does he realise he’s messed up the war he started?
6 May
Donald Trump and his administration are making bold claims about the safety of the Strait of Hormuz, and seemingly forgetting it was America who helped start the war. Is anyone buying it?
5 May
Iran has achieved the one thing it wanted from Trump’s war, while the president has made himself hated, and validated the Islamic Regime he wanted to end. Scientist, journalist and advisor Ali Vaez explains how this happened.
10 Apr
Donald Trump made a “genocidal threat” against Iran on Tuesday, but wanted to run joint tolls with the same people on Wednesday as he celebrated a ceasefire. He thinks he’s done great, but has he really, really messed up on this one?
8 Apr
Israeli politicians celebrated the passing of a new law to legalise executions for people found guilty of terror attacks against the country, expected to be used almost exclusively on Palestinian prisoners.
1 Apr
Donald Trump has called on European countries to find some “delayed courage” and support his war in Iran, but is the MAGA president losing interest because he knows Iran has ultimately won?
31 Mar
Trump’s war in Iran continues to be a mess – with claims and counter claims of peace talks still bouncing back and forth. Why does the president struggle to grasp the reality of the situation?
26 Mar
Emily Maitlis interviews the joint winners of this year’s Freedom to Publish prize at the British Book Awards, but has to go to extreme methods to avoid breaking a META gag order on whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams.
30 Jun
Why won’t the UK government act to prevent Grok, Elon Musk’s X/Twitter AI chatbot, from altering photos of women and children to remove clothes to create explicit, and illegal, material?
7 Jan
Some people are turning to AI while experiencing severe mental health problems instead of medical professionals. What is the industry doing to prevent this?
05/09/2025
Meta’s former head of communications, and former deputy UK prime minister, Nick Clegg hits back at claims that Facebook led an effort to secure Donald Trump an election win in 2016.
02/09/2025
