Agnes Chambre is a Westminster Insider Host at POLITICO Europe and an Assistant Producer at Peston. With a focus on UK politics, Agnes covers a wide range of topics including political scandals, party dynamics, and policy issues. Her articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on the inner workings of British politics.
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For the first episode of the year, host Aggie Chambre goes inside right-wing TV channel GB News and investigates the role it might play in shaping the future of the U.K. Conservative Party. And she looks at the scandals, controversy and culture that has surrounded the channel so far.
As the people of Wellingborough headed to the polls for a historic vote, hosts Aggie Chambre and Sascha O'Sullivan took a train to the East Midlands to see how by-elections really play out on the ground.
By: Annabelle Dickson, Emilio Casalicchio, Agnes Chambre
UK centrist Conservatives are in search of a leader to stop the right hijacking the party after the election.
By now, surely everyone in Westminster knows how to get ready for government — but have enough considered how to prepare for opposition?
This week, Aggie Chambre looks at the art of the leak and asks — why do people do it, and what happens when your political secrets are exposed?
By: Dan Bloom, Agnes Chambre
William Wragg says he was manipulated into giving information on colleagues to a man he encountered on the Grindr dating app.
By: Esther Webber, Agnes Chambre
Female Labour MPs said they were uncomfortable with Dover MP's switch after controversy over sex offenses trial of her ex-husband.
By: Esther Webber, Agnes Chambre
The company he keeps: Labour leader shrugs off complaints about drift to the right as he courts votes.
Britain's top Brexiteer has made it his life's work to torment the Conservative Party. This time he could reduce it to rubble.
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