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Elections 2021: What to look out for in the next 24 hours – BBC Newsnight

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People have been voting in elections across England, Scotland and Wales in the biggest set of votes since the 2019 general election. Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog

Voters in Scotland have been choosing 129 Members of the Scottish Parliament, while voters in Wales have been selecting the 60 members of the Welsh Senedd.

In England, 143 local councils have been up for election and people in Hartlepool have been voting for a new MP in a by-election.

Plus there have also been votes to elect 13 directly elected mayors in England, and 39 Police and Crime Commissioners in England and Wales.

Newsnight’s Policy Editor disentangles and dissects today’s votes.

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Is this the true face of Anne Boleyn? | BBC News

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US President Donald Trump says Iran ceasefire is on ‘massive life support’ | BBC News

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President Trump has said the month-long ceasefire between the US and Iran is on “life support”, and brands Iran’s response to US peace proposals as “totally unacceptable.”

Oil prices have jumped once again as diplomatic deadlock means the crucial Strait of Hormuz remains at an effective standstill.

A stark warning from the United Nations that the world only has a few weeks to overt a humanitarian crisis as disruption to fertiliser shipments threatens global food supplies.

Iran has executed a man accused of spying for the US and Israel, human rights groups said that he was tortured and forced to give false confessions.

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Cargo ship struck by projectile in strait of Hormuz as US insists ceasefire holding | BBC News

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A cargo vessel in the strait of Hormuz has been struck by unknown projectile, according to the UK maritime authority. It said the environmental impact of the incident was unknown.

It came as Iran launched more attacks on the United Arab Emirates which reported that it had intercepted 15 missiles and drones on Monday.

However the US insisted that the 4-week long ceasefire with Iran was continuing. The US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the objectives of “Operation Epic Fury” had been concluded and the offensive stage of the war with Iran was “over”.

The US defence secretary Pete Hegseth claimed that Project Freedom, the operation by the US Navy to ensure safe passage of commercial ships through the strait was proving a success. It was reported that two ships had safely passed through the strait on the second day of the US operation. More than 1,500 ships remain trapped in the Gulf.

Iran’s top negotiator said “we know well that the continuation of the status quo is intolerable for America, while we are just getting started.”

Fiona Bruce presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Sarah Smith and Jeremy Bowen.

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Iran sends its response to President Trump’s latest proposal aimed at ending the war | BBC News

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Iran says it has sent its response to US proposals to end the war – Pakistani mediators say it has been passed on to Washington, …

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How can how we solve the planet’s food waste problem? – BBC News

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The amount of good food we waste would fit into 23 million fully-loaded 40-tonne trucks.

And if these trucks were lined up bumper-to-bumper, then the queue would be long enough to circle the Earth seven times.

Why do we waste so much food and what can we do about it? The BBC’s Aaron Heslehurst explains.

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