EastEnders Spoilers: Bea Takes Ian to the Dark Side
EastEnders' Ian Beale gets caught up in Bea Pollard's sinister smear campaign against Elaine Peacock during the local election, leading to guilt and confrontation.
Category : Elections
Mexican forces arrest top cartel commander without firing a shot
Mexican special forces arrest Audias Flores, a top CJNG commander, and his money launderer, prompting cartel roadblocks near Reynosa.
Afternoon Update: Tuesday's Key News Highlights
Catch up on today's top Australian news, including political developments, economic updates, and community stories. Stay informed with our concise afternoon roundup.
Morning Mail: Tuesday's Top News Stories from Australia
Catch up on Tuesday's key news: political developments, economic updates, and major stories shaping Australia today.
Virginia Court Hears Redistricting Case with National Implications
The Virginia Supreme Court questioned whether Democratic lawmakers followed constitutional rules in approving a new congressional map that could net Democrats four seats in the US House.
Enfield Local Elections: 63 Seats Contested, Last Week to Vote
Enfield residents have just over a week to vote in local elections with all 63 council seats contested. Labour currently holds a majority.
Inside Panic at WH Correspondents' Dinner Shooting
Guardian's DC bureau chief recounts chaos as suspected gunman arrested with knives, shotgun, and handgun at the White House correspondents' dinner.
Route 66 at 100: The Mother Road's Enduring Legacy
Celebrating its centenary, Route 66 remains an iconic American road trip, from Chicago to Santa Monica, with neon signs, diners, and roadside attractions.
Colombia Highway Bombing Kills 20 Ahead of Elections
A bomb blast on Colombia's Pan-American Highway killed 20 and injured 36, blamed on Farc dissidents. The attack comes ahead of May presidential elections amid rising violence.
Scottish Election 2026: Party Pledges and Fiscal Denial
Scottish parties unveil manifestos for Holyrood election, with Reform UK reshaping dynamics. Economists warn of fiscal denial amid £5bn funding gap.
Salad-Eating Guest Unfazed by WH Dinner Shooting
Michael Glantz, a senior talent agent, calmly ate his salad as gunfire erupted at the White House correspondents' dinner, later saying he 'wasn't scared.'
Barnet Council Election Candidates: Full List for May 7
Barnet residents vote on May 7 for local councillors. See the full list of candidates by ward, including Labour, Conservatives, Greens, Lib Dems, and Reform UK.
Kent Reform Councillor Faces Backlash Over Greenwich Candidacy
Alan Cecil, a Kent county councillor from Dartford, is standing for Reform UK in Greenwich, sparking criticism over dual council roles and local knowledge.
Local Elections 2026: Voting Rules and ID Requirements
Local elections on May 7, 2026, require valid photo ID. Check who can vote in-person and what ID is accepted, including passports, bus passes, and more.
Local Elections 2025: London Voter Guide
Your complete guide to London's local elections on May 7, including how to vote, candidate lists, and the impact on national politics.
Orbán Allies Move Wealth Abroad After Election Loss
As Hungary prepares for a new government, Viktor Orbán's associates are rushing to transfer assets to the Middle East, US, and elsewhere to shield wealth from accountability.
Washington in Shock After Press Dinner Shooting: 'An Angry, Polarized Nation'
A gunman opened fire at the White House correspondents' dinner, targeting Secret Service agents. The incident raises questions about political violence, security, and gun control in the US.
Texas Tornado Kills 2, Wildfires Rage in Georgia
A powerful tornado in northern Texas killed at least two, while wildfires in Georgia have burned over 40,000 acres. Severe weather continues across the US.
California to Vote on Photo ID for Ballots in November
A ballot measure in California would require photo ID to vote, sparking debate over election security and voter access ahead of the November election.
Independent Candidate Alison Stoecker Rejects Party Politics
Alison Stoecker, running independently in Hillrise, criticizes party politics as 'gang mentality' and vows to truly represent community needs without party ties.
Cuban Doctor Pullout Hurts Poor in Latin America
US pressure ends medical agreements across Latin America and the Caribbean, leaving vulnerable communities without healthcare as Cuban doctors depart.
Tactical Voting Claims in Local Election Leaflets Mislead Voters
Investigation reveals leaflets for English local elections use dodgy data and misleading charts to back tactical voting claims, eroding trust in democracy.
Keir Starmer's Allies: Who Stands by Him?
As Labour faces tough local elections, Keir Starmer relies on a mix of cabinet friends and pre-politics allies for support.
White House Dinner Shooting Suspect May Face Assassination Charges
The gunman who tried to breach the White House correspondents' dinner is believed to have targeted Trump and senior officials, says acting attorney general Todd Blanche.
3 London Boroughs Where Your Party Backs Independents
Jeremy Corbyn's Your Party supports Independent candidates in Tower Hamlets, Newham, and Redbridge for May local elections, targeting weakened Labour seats.
Teen Charged in London Murder After UAE Extradition
Enzo Bettamio, 18, extradited from UAE to UK, charged with murdering Kamonnan Thiamphanit, 27, in Bayswater stabbing in April 2024.
Influencer Dies After Car Hit Outside London Nightclub
Social media influencer Klaudia Zakrzewska, 32, died six days after a car struck her in Soho. A 58-year-old man suffered life-changing injuries. Former X Factor finalist Gabrielle Carrington faces upgraded murder charge.
Liberals Face Dual Threat on Mornington Peninsula
On the Mornington Peninsula, the Liberals struggle to fend off One Nation and a strong independent candidate, highlighting a divide between reputation and reality.
Taylor Singles Out Iran as 'Bad Country' in Migration Remarks
Australian minister Angus Taylor faces backlash after singling out Iran as a 'bad country' and suggesting migrants from certain nations pose higher security risks.
Trump to Skip WH Correspondents' Dinner Again
President Donald Trump will not attend the White House Correspondents' Dinner for the third consecutive year, opting for a rally instead.
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