Election 2015 has shown Ukip is bad for Britain - and we need electoral reform
The result will not reflect the true wishes of the British people and we need proportional representation.
Election 2015: Where is my polling station and what do I need to bring to vote?
Thousands of polling stations across the UK are open.
Election 2015: Westminster 'pleased to not see Ed Balls' as world's media descend on College Green
As party leaders cast their vote, IBTimes UK spoke to voters and tourists in Westminster on election day.
Election 2015 and all eyes on Scotland!
Labour has gone from facing a strong challenge from the SNP as recently as February this year, to the prospect of facing a humiliating debacle at their hands.
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Election 2015: Police issue warning over Scottish nationalist 'vote rigging' campaign
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Election 2015: Party leaders cast their votes as voting begins
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Election 2015: British democracy seen through lens of Washington photographer Chip Somodevilla
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French court approves use of former President Sarkozy wiretaps in corruption case
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Election 2015: How powerful is my vote?
Voter Power website tells voters how safe their constituency seats are as polls open for election.
Burundi violence: President Pierre Nkurunziza will 'stamp out' protests and 'bring order'
EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks to Burundi's presidential adviser about quelling the violence.
Election 2015: What are the key moments and when will constituency poll results come through?
Look at some of the key battles that could shape election outcome as polls open.
Election 2015: Former Lib Dem leader Lord Steel 'cold on Conservative coalition deal'
Lord Steel reportedly wants his party to 'recharge its batteries and values' after the election.
Yemen's UN mission seeks ground intervention to save country from Houthis
Yemen's ambassador to UN urges deployment of ground forces as rebels close in on Aden and Taiz.
Election 2015: UK goes to polls with no clear winner in sight
More than 50,000 polling stations open at 07:00 BST with 650 House of Commons seats up for grabs.
Australian Sex Party deregistered after electoral watchdog ruling on number of activists
Party is known for its salacious name and election day antics.
Chilean President Michelle Bachelet to reshuffle government as corruption bites and popularity plummets
She has been tainted by questions over a bank loan and lucrative land deal that benefited her daughter-in-law
US immigration reform: Arizona judge rules DREAMers can pay in-state tuition for state colleges
The Arizona Board of Regents has called for a special meeting to discuss the ruling.
US election 2016: Republican Rick Santorum will announce on 27 May whether he will throw his hat into ring
If the former Pennsylvania Senator enters the race, he will join a crowded field of candidates.
Hollywood star Natalie Portman 'very disappointed' Benjamin Netanyahu elected Israeli Prime Minister
Israeli-born, Harvard educated actress directed and stars in adaptation of Amos Oz book.
Baltimore Riots 2015: Police, FBI used spy planes to track protests, citizens
American Civil Liberties Union challenging intrusive surveillance.
US election 2016: Bernie Sanders, the Democratic presidential candidate who does not support gun control
The liberal alternative to Hillary Clinton, except when it comes to weapons.
Election 2015: Let's vote for a Google Doodle
Twitter gets in on the act too with a cheeky hashtag or three.
Islamic State threatens to slaughter organiser of Texas 'Draw Mohammed' event Pamela Geller
New York police assessing protection plan for controversial city resident.
Florida Congressman Ron DeSantis running for Senate seat vacated by presidential candidate Marco Rubio
DeSantis is the first official Republican running in the Florida Senate race.
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cobbles together working coalition
Leader set up government with only minutes to spare until deadline.
Election 2015: Does anyone really listen to the Sun?
In an age of social media and falling circulation, can newspaper endorsements make a difference?
Election 2015: A new political era is dawning in Britain
From the rise of the SNP and Ukip to the decline of first-past-the-post, the UK is changing.
Vladimir Putin 15 years: Putin represents the final dying breath of Russian Tsarism
Putin will cause his own downfall - and bring to an end the 100-year decline of Imperial Russia.
From Cairo to New York, Dubai to Beijing: How the world is (or isn't) talking about UK election
Newspapers from across the world are wading on Britain's closest election in a generation
Ed Miliband is UK Plc's biggest nightmare since Michael Foot
Miliband doesn't understand business, and the rabid Socialism of the SNP makes him an even more dangerous proposition.
Election 2015: Who wins the battle of social media?
The Conservatives, Labour, Ukip, the Lib Dems and the SNP go up against each other on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.
Election 2015: EU leaders 'playing cards close to their chest' as UK referendum hangs overhead
EU leaders keeping quiet about UK general election which is too close to call.
Election 2015: How has the British economy fared over the last parliament?
Work of rebalancing the UK economy and placing it on a sustainable footing is far from over.
Election 2015: What time will each constituency seat result be declared?
A running order of every result declaration ahead of the 7 may general election polls opening
Election 2015: Polling station selfies can result in prison, warns Electoral Commission
Although not illegal, selfies should not be taken at polling stations in case the way someone else has voted is revealed.
Election 2015: Coalition clashes in Oxford West and Abingdon as Lib Dems take on Tories
IBTimes UK interviewed Nicola Blackwood and Layla Moran ahead of tomorrow's historic vote.
Iran Supreme Leader Khamenei says US officials threatened military action against Tehran
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says Iran will not negotiate a nuclear deal under the shadow of threat from the US.
Election 2015: If SNP's Nicola Sturgeon really wanted to break up Britain, you'd know about it
Sturgeon's not shy about discussing independence, so worried unionists can assume she has other priorities.
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Tesla Robotaxi Release Could Happen In A Few Weeks: Elon Musk Predicts Millions Of Autonomous EV To Pile The Road
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First American Pope Leo XIV is Not a Fan of Trump's Administration: 'Do You Not See the Suffering?'
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