Noa Hoffman is a political reporter with a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom. She writes for The Sun and The Irish Sun, and her work has also been featured in The US Sun and The Scottish Sun. Noa covers a range of topics including government policies, political scandals, crime, and social issues.
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SIR Keir Starmer should end his “feud” with Elon Musk and embrace the billionaire’s expertise, Britain’s frontrunner to be US Ambassador admitted today. In an extraordinary …
By: Noa Hoffman
A FRESH twist to Rachel Reeves’ CV row emerged last night, over a claim made in a legal filing. When Ms Reeves became a director of Leeds-based charity Barca in May 2008, she claimed to be an “econ…
By: Noa Hoffman
COLDPLAY, Beyonce and Harry Styles gave our economy plenty to sing about last year — helping to boost it by more than £7billion. The music industry’s massive impact on the nation’s coffers was hail…
ANGELA Rayner today dismissed fears over the family farm tax as “scaremongering”. Standing in for Sir Keir Starmer at deputy-PMQs, the firebrand politician doubled down on Labour’…
By: Noa Hoffman
MILLIONAIRE property tycoon and ex-Tory donor Sir John Hall officially joined Reform yesterday in a blow to Kemi Badenoch. The former chairman of Newcastle United warned of becoming a “stranger in …
By: Noa Hoffman, Harry Cole
MINISTERS are said to have hurled muck at farmers over the tractor tax because they do not vote Labour. The inheritance tax row turned nasty as insiders aimed swipes at the 20,000 who protested thi…
SIR Keir Starmer faces fury after backing a war crimes arrest warrant for the Israeli PM. Benjamin Netanyahu is alleged to have broken international laws in the war against Hamas. He faces arrest i…
By: Noa Hoffman, Jack Elsom
THOUSANDS of new brickies will be trained to build millions of homes thanks to £140million of funding. In a win for The Sun’s Builder Better Britain campaign, 5,300 additional youngsters will be of…
By: Noa Hoffman
PANDERING to the International Criminal Court risks a rift between Britain and Donald Trump, Sir Keir Starmer was warned yesterday. It came as Downing Street signalled that the PM would comply with…
SIR Keir Starmer sparked fury yesterday as it emerged Britain splurges millions of pounds supporting foreign farms. More than £536m of the UK’s international aid budget is spent on agriculture in A…
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