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As home to the national news agency of the UK and Ireland, PA Media proudly takes its place at the heart of the UK media news providing a continuous feed of text, pictures, video and data into newsrooms around the country.
Alongside our core national news agency operation, PA Media also supplies a wide range of content and editorial services ranging from international sports data, comprehensive entertainment guides and photo syndication to editorial and media training. We work with customers across the media industry including national and regional newspapers, magazines, TV and radio broadcasters and digital platforms.
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Search ArticlesLiverpool boss backs Bradley Barcola after star flounders on France duty
Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola rejected suggestions summer signing Bradley Barcola was struggling for form after the forward was criticised for his France performances. The 24-year-old received some brutal reviews after Monday’s 4-1 Nations League win over Belgium but a contribution of one chance created and just two shots was not well received by the French media, who took issue with his lack of end product.
Why do I always get ill this time of year?
As temperatures begin to fall, the chilly autumnal air seems to bring an increase in sniffles, sneezes and tissues being passed around the office. With the change in seasons comes a shift in both weather and daily routines, but why do so many of us feel run-down and ill this time of year? We spoke to Dr Nikki Ramskill, GP and founder of The Female Health Doctor Clinic, to find out some reasons behind this seasonal surge in illnesses.
Danny Boyle says he struggled to fund film about Rupert Murdoch and Larry Lamb
Filmmaker Danny Boyle has said he struggled to fund his film about media tycoon Rupert Murdoch and newspaper editor Sir Larry Lamb. The film starring Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce and Claire Foy is based on the James Graham play about the rise of The Sun newspaper following a partnership between the two media executives in 1969.
Queen says King loves biographies and will ‘roar with laughter’ while reading
The Queen said the King loves reading biographies and will “roar” with laughter occasionally when they read before dinner. Camilla also spoke of reading “forbidden” Lady Chatterley’s Lover by DH Lawrence, as a teenager under her pillow by torchlight, in the BBC Arts programme The Book That Changed My Life, which is due to air next week.
Make extra-curricular activities compulsory for young people, adventurer says
Adventurer David Hempleman-Adams has called for compulsory extra-curricular activities for young people to get them out of the “death loop” of sitting in their bedrooms. Reflecting on his escapades so far, the British explorer, who turned 70 on Saturday, recalled failing on certain pursuits as many as four times and advised youngsters to get out of their comfort zones and face failure.
Scottish fashion designer’s joy as Claudia Winkleman wears her items on Traitors
A Scottish fashion designer has spoken of her delight as Claudia Winkleman wore some of her creations on the latest episode of The Celebrity Traitors. The presenter wore a striking black puff-sleeve knitted jumper and tank top designed by Edinburgh-based Judy R Clark. Judy had pitched her items to Winkleman’s team, believing they were a perfect match for her “British eccentric with a bit of Gothic edge” style.
Mikel Arteta insists his conscience is clear over Man City rule breaches
Mikel Arteta has insisted his conscience is clear after former club Manchester City were found guilty of breaking Premier League rules. Arteta, who served as Pep Guardiola’s assistant at the Etihad Stadium for three years, was speaking for the first time since his one-time employers were found by an independent commission to have breached more than 100 financial regulations.
Alison Hammond: I thought I was having a heart attack on live TV
Alison Hammond has said she thought she was having a heart attack when she was rushed off This Morning last week. The TV presenter, 51, was accompanied off the set by her colleague Dermot O’Leary while appearing to clutch her chest. The ITV show, which was halfway through a segment about pets, quickly cut to adverts, and returned with O’Leary saying Hammond was “feeling a little unwell” and “had to duck out”.
Teenager and father in critical condition after attack in own home by masked men
A 15-year-old boy and his father are in critical condition in hospital after they were assaulted in their own home by masked men in what police say appears to have been a “completely unprovoked” attack. Police were called to a house in Thurnby, Leicestershire, in the early hours of Thursday following a report that two masked men had entered and attacked the occupants.
Love Island star Georgia Steel expecting baby with footballer Harry Clarke
Love Island star Georgia Steel is expecting her first baby with footballer fiance Harry Clarke. The reality star and the Preston North End footballer shared the news with a video on Instagram, in which the pair dance on a beach as Steel cradles her bump. They captioned the post: “Dreams do come true.” The couple were first linked in September 2024 and they confirmed their romance on Instagram in spring 2025.