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Why Martin Odegaard was so angry at Thomas Partey as Mikel Arteta accepts scrutiny on his future All the talking points as Arsenal were eliminated from the Europa League following a 0-0 draw with Villarreal at the Emirates Stadium in their semi final second leg The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Football London - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Than...

By Patrick Goodenough | May 6, 2021 | 4:34am EDT Scotlands First Minister and Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon campaigns ahead of Thursdays election. (Photo by Jeff J. Mitchell/Pool/AFP) (CNSNews.com) – British voters go to the polls Thursday for a series of votes that will provide an indicator of the national mood 14 months into the coronavirus pandemic and 15 months after the United Kingdom left the European Union, two major issues tha...

Londons mayoral candidates have been out casting their votes at polling stations this morning, in an election Sadiq Khan is being tipped to comfortably win.  The Labour candidate is widely expected to retain the keys to City Hall, though his lead over Conservative rival Shaun Bailey has shrunk in recent days amid fears about the capitals crime crisis. Mr Khan, along with wife Saadiya and their dog Luna, were spotted bright and early at their polling station at St Albans Church in south London...

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Oli Scarff/AFP/Getty Images Voting is under way in London to elect the city’s mayor, with a record number of 20 candidates running for City Hall. The polls suggest that Labour’s Sadiq Khan will be re-elected, beating the Conservatives’ candidate Shaun Bailey, the Lib Dems’ Luisa Porritt and Green Party’s Sian Berry. But there are plenty of other, more colourful, candidates on the ballot paper. Count Binface The satirical candidate created by comedian Jon Harvey, who went up against B...

wrong to hate us, sometimes. The capital does suck up too much spending and too much attention, while other bits of the country are starving from the lack of either of them. What’s more, London has a nasty habit of taking your children from you and never giving them back again, like some kind of fairy-tale goblin. And nobody likes goblins, do they? So no wonder you all hate them. Bloody goblins. Where was I? Right, yes: you hate London, probably, and fair enough. As a left-leaning, Remainer...

Mayor of London election: Live updates as Sadiq Khan wins second term Sadiq Khan is in the lead on first preference votes but Tory Shaun Bailey has exceeded expectations The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now After a day of vote counting, Sadiq Khan has been confirmed as Mayor of London for a second term Londoners went to the polls on Thursday (May 6) and yesterday saw a day of counting votes. The count restarted at 8am today (Saturday, May 8), and Sadiq Khan was announced as the the win...

Sadiq Khan is running for re-election as London mayor Credit: Victoria Jones/PA After a years delay, the London mayoral election is set to take place this Thursday, May 6. Labour candidate Sadiq Khan is currently running for re-election, with a strong lead in the polls of 63 per cent in the second round of polls as of May 3, compared with his Conservative opposition Shaun Bailey, who currently sits at 37 per cent. The delay was a result of the passing of the emergency Coronavirus Act 2020, wh...

Comedy club books London mayor candidate Piers Corbyn for a debate With poll numbers lower than Count Binface, Piers Corbyn in unlikely to succeed in his bid to become London mayor tomorrow. But whatever the outcome, he is guaranteed a face-to-face meeting with a world leader. Sort of. For the climate change denying, anti-vaxxer brother of the former Labour leader has landed a booking at the Monkey Business Comedy Club where he will debate with President Obonjo, the self-styled militaristic l...

Londoners will be heading to the polls on 6 May to elect a mayor plus 25 London Assembly members. The election was meant to take place in May last year, but was postponed due to the pandemic. Normally, elections take place every four years - and more than six million people in London are registered to vote. Voters can pick a first and a second preference for Mayor. The candidates with least votes are knocked out and their second preferences...