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Cnn newsroom. Im Paula Reid In Washington tonight in russia, president Vladimir Putin is proclaiming Russian Unity after polls closed in a three today president ial election, with no genuine Opponent Running against him. Putin is expected to win, keeping him in office until 2030 and continuing as russias longestserving leader since soviet dictator Joseph Stalin cnns Matthew Chance is in moscow matthew, what else did putin have to say tonight well, it was a, an extraordinary post election sort of makeshift Press Conference, Ad Hoc Press Conference that he gave two members of the press, the loca...

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Foreign militants on afghan soil. now to a developing story in the uk. you might have been following the fairly lengthy process to find a successor to borisjohnson as uk conservative leader and british prime minister. they've whittled it down to two candidates, with a vote among party members in a few weeks. but now they've had to change the method of balloting after a warning that hackers could breach security. our reporter, mark lobel has been following that story, hejoins me now from the london newsroom. great to get you on the programme. mark, what more do we know? an unexpected twist beca...

Cannot go ahead. counting is under way in the gambia for the first election since the former president, yahyahjammeh, left office in 2017. the west african country has a unique method to allow people to cast their ballots. high levels of illiteracy mean they are given marbles to put into barrels supporting their preferred candidates, rather than voting papers. they are then added up. our correspondent thomas naadi sent this report. polls closed at 5pm local time, but those who were still in the queue were allowed to cast their marbles. the vote counting and tallying is currently under way acro...