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US voters reflect on the importance of their ballots in midterm elections
Voters from across the United States have shared their views on what voting means to them and whether individual ballots still matter in midterm elections.
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Green Party at ‘crossroads’ after Zionism vote, Adrian Ramsay says
Former Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay has said the party is at a crossroads following a vote on Zionism and urged it to refocus on its core value...
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Podcast examines the future of the Green Party
A daily news podcast episode focuses on the contest over the Green Party’s future, although no further details of the discussion are provided in the s...
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India opposition stages rally calling for election chief to resign
India’s opposition has held a large rally demanding the resignation of the country’s election chief amid protests over a voter-roll revision exercise...
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How mail-in ballots are secured and counted in US midterm elections
A behind-the-scenes report examines how mail-in ballots are processed, secured and counted at a US election centre during the midterm elections.
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Texas Senate race draws national attention ahead of US midterms
A $500m Senate race in Texas is emerging as one of the most closely watched contests in the US midterm elections, with wider implications for Democrat...
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Rachel Reeves says UK’s future should be inside the EU
Rachel Reeves has said Brexit left the UK “poorer, weaker and less secure”, arguing that the country’s long-term future should be within the European...
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Sunday front pages examine Burnham’s slavery apology comments and the King
Several Sunday newspapers focus on Andy Burnham’s comments about an apology for slavery and what they could mean for the King, alongside a separate st...
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Judge dismisses Trump lawsuit over Epstein birthday-book letter
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Serbia’s Vučić suffers defeat in vote compared with Orbán’s fall
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Judge orders Trump administration to stop threatening US election officials
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Chancellor signals younger workers may not receive same minimum wage before election
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Starmer warns Europe cannot rely on US to fund its defence
Sir Keir Starmer has warned that Europe must no longer depend on the United States to bankroll its defence, saying relations will not return to how th...
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Spain train disaster raises questions over Sánchez’s re-election prospects
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Home Secretary Expected to Announce Changes to Indefinite Leave Rules
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Burnham open to calls for slavery apology but rejects reparations
Burnham has said he is open to calls for an apology over Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade, while arguing that reparations are not the r...
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US congressional candidates use personal style to stand out in midterm race
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Speculation over early general election continues despite Burnham denial
Discussion of an early general election is continuing among MPs at Westminster, despite the prime minister categorically ruling one out.
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