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Voters in Rochdale will choose their new MP in a by-election that is being watched closely across the country. There are 11 candidates standing to replace the late Sir Tony Lloyd who died last month after his cancer developed into an incurable form of leukaemia.
Friday marks parliamentary election day in the Islamic Republic of Iran — or so the regime will want the world to believe.
Voters in Rochdale will choose their new MP in a by-election on Thursday (February 29). Polling stations will be open from 7am.
Millions of working families across the UK could be in for a big cash boost in the coming weeks. This could mean hundreds of extra pounds in people's pockets this year, giving household finances a big lift.
A political party says it's reported death threats made against its candidate for the Rochdale by-election to police - and called for heightened security in the run-up to the poll. Former Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk is Reform UK's candidate as voters go to the polls to elect the town a new MP on Thursday.
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson appeared behind Donald Trump as the former President of the United States delivered a victory speech after winning the South Carolina Republican Primary. NBC Sports hot air balloon Mike Florio took the opportunity to bash all Republicans and OutKick founder Clay Travis called him out.
RANCHI, India : Electing to bat, England were all out for 353 in their first innings in the fourth test against India in Ranchi on Saturday.
The UK government has announced it is quitting a post-Cold War treaty that was intended to protect investments in petroleum-rich post-Soviet states, but has mainly been used by energy firms to sue western European governments, blaming bickering in Brussels for blocking reform.