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In Wakefield, people go to the polling station to vote in the by-election in the northern 'Red Wall' seat. Along with Honiton it is one of two crucial election tests for Boris Johnson. IMAGES
Lima, May 20 (EFE).- From soccer stars like Jefferson Farfan to Nobel Prize-winning author Mario Vargas Llosa, Peruvian celebrities are reaching out to undecided voters ahead of a June 6 presidential runoff that pits a pair of candidates on opposite ends of the political spectrum. SOCIAL MEDIA FOOTAGE OF ARTISTS AND ATHLETES AND OFFICIAL PRESS OF PEDRO CASTILLO AND KEIKO FUJIMORI.keywords: efe, featured, peru, politics, government, elections, political parties
Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan tells young Republicans in Madison, Wisconsin that what's at stake in the 2016 presidential election is greater than the candidates themselves. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Britain's media and voters are divided over the outcome they would like to see from the May 7 national election. Paul Chapman reports.
With the UK's foreign-born population rapidly rising, support has surged for the anti-immigrant UKIP party, threatening to split the conservative vote in the upcoming election. Vanessa Johnston reports.
The final countdown is on for the UK general election. With less than a week to go until the polls open, the prospect of some new political forces jockeying for position in a hung parliament presents voters with a confusing set of options. And, as David Pollard reports, investors too are split over what it all means.
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