The Green Party has declared Zionism is racism, causing “widespread alarm” among the Jewish community in the UK. What does it say about Zack Polanski’s leadership that he didn’t even attend or vote?
12h ago
The Green Party is hosting its annual conference in Brighton, but with divides inside the party on its evolution, and issues surrounding Israel, Palestine and Zionism, does it risk tearing itself apart?
3d ago
The scandal of how Manchester City is funded is not just a football story, it has the potential to rip millions of overseas investment out of this struggling country. How the hell does the government navigate this one?
5d ago
Andy Burnham gave his first Labour Party conference speech as leader, one full of pledges and private pain, and it seems like he landed every single punch.
6d ago
The Royal Family is battling new allegations about its dealing with the death of Princess Diana, but have its troubles only just begun?
28 Sep
Tony Blair has said that Labour’s priority should be to region the EU, if it wants the UK to grow. The News Agents think it might not be such a bad idea…
24 Sep
Piers Morgan is suing Earl Spencer, brother of Princess Diana, for wrongly stating he was the editor of The Mirror newspaper when it published invasive photos of the former Royal. Morgan says his legal action is for his reputation, and that of the King.
23 Sep
An investigation into Reform UK exposed alleged attempts to commission polls that showed them as the most popular party in the country. Can the polling industry still be trusted – and does it still work?
18 Sep
A new book by Earl Charles Spencer, brother of Diana, Princess of Wales, claims King Charles said his ex-wife would be soon forgotten after her death. Is the Palace in panic mode?
17 Sep
Reform MP Sarah Pochin has suggested far-right protesters “wouldn’t be unwelcome” in the village of Piddington. Locals don’t want a migrant centre on their doorstep, but will masked vigilantes help their cause?
15 Sep
Reform has been given £72 million by two crypto billionaires. Is this enough for them to spend their way into power at the next general election?
14 Sep
Last week, Nigel Farage signed an oversized ‘memorandum of understanding’ with French far-right leader, Jordan Bardella. It could have cost his French pal a chance at becoming president.
10 Sep
The Royal Family and Harry and Meghan are communicating, once again, through sources and comments to the press about the couple’s return to the UK. Couldn’t they just send a WhatsApp?
8 Sep
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
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?
20 Jul
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
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
New polling suggests Andy Burnham, if his scheme to return to Parliament goes to plan, will easily oust Keir Starmer in any leadership challenge. But this is not a done deal. Are some quarters getting ahead of themselves?
19 May
Many Labour MPs want Keir Starmer to step down, but he’s refusing to budge. Have they made a huge mistake in trying to kick him out without any solution for what comes next?
12 May
Sam Coates, deputy political editor at Sky News, tells The News Agents why he believes there has been no attempt by the Labour government to replace the Prime Minister.
23 Apr
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
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
Reform has been given £72 million by two crypto billionaires. Is this enough for them to spend their way into power at the next general election?
14 Sep
Last week, Nigel Farage signed an oversized ‘memorandum of understanding’ with French far-right leader, Jordan Bardella. It could have cost his French pal a chance at becoming president.
10 Sep
Tory defector Robert Jenrick responded to footage of a young woman being assaulted by Reform UK supporters by saying she should “get a life”. Why is the UK’s hard right OK with some incidents of political violence, but not others?
7 Sep
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?
14 Aug
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?
11 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
Ed Davey tells The News Agents of his concerns that the UK’s new trade deal with the EU will be seen as the end of a process, rather than the first step to rebuilding trust lost since Brexit.
20/05/2025
Liberal Democrat leader and stunt enthusiast Ed Davey speaks to The News Agents about the party’s ambitions after its biggest election win in more than a century.
06/09/2024
As concerns about crime remain high on the agenda for many of the electorate, politicians must decide the best course of action to tackle a problem that is only growing.
14/06/2024
