Emily Maitlis says Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor broke the golden rule of making excuses when he said a photo of him with Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre was fake – pick one and stick to it.
3d ago
Amy Wallace, the co-author of Virginia Giuffre’s memoir, tells The News Agents why she believes Giuffre would be “very moved” but “very angry” by the recent release of new documents about his associates and victims.
3d ago
Keir Starmer has come under fire due to his appointment of Peter Mandelson as the UK’s ambassador to the US in 2025, when his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was already well known. Was more known behind closed doors?
4d ago
Donald Trump’s name is mentioned in the Epstein Files thousands of times more than Peter Mandelson, so why is much of the media seemingly ignoring the president's relationship with the convicted paedophile and sex trafficker?
5d ago
A new release of the Epstein Files confirms rumours and conspiracy theories about a global cabal of billionaires and people in power exploiting women and girls for personal pleasure. But will anything be done about it?
5d ago
Peter Mandelson has resigned from the Labour Party and faces the loss of his peerage after new details of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein emerged. Is it finally game over for one of the architects of Tony Blair’s New Labour?
6d ago
Professor David Runciman tells Lewis Goodall why he thinks Keir Starmer has plummeted in public opinion since coming to power – and where the PM’s strategy has failed.
30 Jan
Donald Trump lost the 2020 election – and has never let it go. This week, the FBI seized ballots from Georgia, a state he claims he won. Is his ego still bruised, or is this part of a far more sinister plan?
29 Jan
The death toll in the Iran uprising is estimated to be in the tens of thousands - and America is yet to act, despite Trump’s promises. Iranian activist Negin Shiraghaei says people in Iran don’t believe he cares about their freedom – so why do they still want him to step in?
28 Jan
MAGA claims Alex Pretti was a danger to ICE agents who shot him dead on the street in Minneapolis – but social media footage tells a different story. Is this the moment disinformation from the Trump administration fails to land?
27 Jan
Listen to the Trump administration and they'll tell you Alex Pretti, shot dead by ICE agents in Minneapolis while trying to protect a woman from harassment, was a far-left agitator intent on committing a "massacre" against law enforcement.
27 Jan
Suella Braverman becomes the latest Tory MP to jump ship and join Reform UK. Does her defection damage the Conservatives – or is it Nigel Farage who should be worried?
26 Jan
People in Minneapolis no longer leave their house with their passport. Donald Trump's ICE agents are in the city, patrolling the streets and arresting people who cannot prove their citizenship on the spot.
23 Jan
Emily Maitlis says Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor broke the golden rule of making excuses when he said a photo of him with Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre was fake – pick one and stick to it.
3d ago
Keir Starmer has come under fire due to his appointment of Peter Mandelson as the UK’s ambassador to the US in 2025, when his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was already well known. Was more known behind closed doors?
4d ago
Peter Mandelson has resigned from the Labour Party and faces the loss of his peerage after new details of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein emerged. Is it finally game over for one of the architects of Tony Blair’s New Labour?
6d ago
Professor David Runciman tells Lewis Goodall why he thinks Keir Starmer has plummeted in public opinion since coming to power – and where the PM’s strategy has failed.
30 Jan
Suella Braverman becomes the latest Tory MP to jump ship and join Reform UK. Does her defection damage the Conservatives – or is it Nigel Farage who should be worried?
26 Jan
Rutger Bregman, whose Reith Lecture was censored by the BBC, tells The News Agents of the irony of cutting Trump criticism from a speech about the ‘cowardice’ of elites.
16 Jan
Kemi Badenoch has sacked Robert Jenrick from the Tory Party before he could defect. How did he fumble his big moment so spectacularly?
15 Jan
The Mayor of London says he believes people of the UK do not align with Elon Musk on free speech on social media, and welcomes the new Ofcom investigation into sexualised images on X/Twitter.
12 Jan
Nadhim Zahawi’s defection to Reform UK is the highest profile yet, but does he really believe in Nigel Farage’s politics, or does he want a second run at being an MP?
12 Jan
Keir Starmer’s diplomatic response to Donald Trump’s invasion of Venezuela has drawn criticism from some of his own MPs. Why have European leaders offered such a muted response to major action?
5 Jan
Children in secondary school will be taught about misogyny under new measures to tackle violence against women and girls in England and Wales. Kemi Badenoch has said migrants are to blame, but safeguarding minister Jess Phillips says the Tory leader should apologise for this.
19 Dec
Donald Trump’s name is mentioned in the Epstein Files thousands of times more than Peter Mandelson, so why is much of the media seemingly ignoring the president's relationship with the convicted paedophile and sex trafficker?
5d ago
A new release of the Epstein Files confirms rumours and conspiracy theories about a global cabal of billionaires and people in power exploiting women and girls for personal pleasure. But will anything be done about it?
5d ago
Donald Trump lost the 2020 election – and has never let it go. This week, the FBI seized ballots from Georgia, a state he claims he won. Is his ego still bruised, or is this part of a far more sinister plan?
29 Jan
The death toll in the Iran uprising is estimated to be in the tens of thousands - and America is yet to act, despite Trump’s promises. Iranian activist Negin Shiraghaei says people in Iran don’t believe he cares about their freedom – so why do they still want him to step in?
28 Jan
Listen to the Trump administration and they'll tell you Alex Pretti, shot dead by ICE agents in Minneapolis while trying to protect a woman from harassment, was a far-left agitator intent on committing a "massacre" against law enforcement.
27 Jan
People in Minneapolis no longer leave their house with their passport. Donald Trump's ICE agents are in the city, patrolling the streets and arresting people who cannot prove their citizenship on the spot.
23 Jan
Watching shackled migrants loaded onto a plane at Minneapolis airport is one of the "most dystopian, most chilling" things Emily Maitlis has ever seen.
21 Jan
Donald Trump has declared his focus is no longer on peace, but what he wants for America, in an angry, rambling letter about not winning a Nobel Peace Prize. Keir Starmer’s calling for ‘calm discussion’, but is that an option any more?
19 Jan
Lewis Goodall speaks to ICE protesters on the streets of Minneapolis, with claims some would "die" for the cause, and wanting to "kill" Trump's law enforcement officers.
19 Jan
Right-wing agitator, and aspiring senator, Jake Lang was hounded off the streets of Minneapolis by anti-ICE protesters during a rally at the weekend.
19 Jan
Amy Wallace, the co-author of Virginia Giuffre’s memoir, tells The News Agents why she believes Giuffre would be “very moved” but “very angry” by the recent release of new documents about his associates and victims.
3d ago
The death toll in the Iran uprising is estimated to be in the tens of thousands - and America is yet to act, despite Trump’s promises. Iranian activist Negin Shiraghaei says people in Iran don’t believe he cares about their freedom – so why do they still want him to step in?
28 Jan
Thousands have been killed in the Iranian protests, in what The News Agents describe as unbelievable brutality. What do the people of Iran want, and what comes next?
13 Jan
Iran has been gripped by national protests, with its population calling for a regime change after economic collapse. Is this a turning point for the country – and the entire Middle East?
9 Jan
At least 16 people were killed, and 42 hospitalised, in a violent antisemitic attack on Jewish people celebrating the first day of Hanukkah on Bondi Beach, Sydney. The News Agents say it is a “moment of horror” that is being felt across the world.
15 Dec
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
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
A spy case against two men accused of working for China has collapsed amid claims the government failed to provide crucial evidence. Now politicians are pointing fingers at each other - and questions are being asked about whether protecting trade relations took priority over national security.
14 Oct
The remaining living Israeli hostages, taken on October 7 2023, have been freed by Hamas, as part of Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan. But as the US president takes a “victory lap” of the Middle East, is it too soon to celebrate the end of a devastating war?
13 Oct
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?
5 Sep
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.
2 Sep
The rapid advance of AI in industry could bring huge benefits, or dangerous consequences, for society. The co-founder of major AI company Anthropic tells The News Agents how he believes the world can work with this technology in a way that helps everyone.
29 Aug
