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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford wants city as clean as a 'new $5 bill' Special

Toronto - Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, alongside City Councillor Cesar Palacio, helped kick off the Clean Toronto Together initiative for 2012 on Wednesday. The mayor also spoke briefly about casinos and a possible referendum.

Digital Journal Report by Andrew Moran

PM Cameron accuses UK minister of 'dithering' over independence

PM David Cameron has accused the First Minister of "dithering" over the independence referendum, and mocked him openly, claiming: "I thought we were watching the movie Braveheart, but it turns out it is the Chicken Run"

In the Media by Darren Brown

Britain First to launch ‘Scotland says NO!’ campaign

In a press release email circular, the Britain First patriotic, political campaigning organisation has announced the launch of a ‘Scotland says NO!’ campaign, by what it describes as “Scotland’s only real pro-Unionist political party.”

In the Media by Richard Milnes - 2 comments

UK government won't block Scottish referendum on independence

Edinburgh - Following the overall majority win of the Scottish National Party (SNP) in Scotland the UK government at Westminster says it will not move to block a Scottish referendum on independence.

In the Media by Gemma Fox

Op-Ed: UK — Last few days before the polls

Now the Royal Wedding is past, the campaigners for this weeks referendum and local elections must have thought, at last, we can get our message out. No one could have reckoned with the killing of Osama Bin Laden.

In the Media by Donna Murphy

Op-Ed: The Yes to AV campaign — better politicians than comedians!

I have always heard that comedy is all about timing. In that case, it is just as well that the referendum on the Alternative Vote is not being judged on rating figures.

In the Media by Donna Murphy

Op-Ed: In UK, Alternative vote has finally started

With British PM David Cameron addressing Conservatives in Swansea on Friday (April 1 2011), he began the campaigning on the Alternative Vote referendum in earnest.

In the Media by Donna Murphy

Op-Ed: The referendum in UK, taking a back seat

With current world events, such as Japan and the Middle East, the upcoming referendum in the UK on the subject of the "Alternative Vote" seems to have slipped out of the news completely.

In the Media by Donna Murphy - 3 comments

South Sudan Becomes World's Newest Country

Official results from January referendum show that people of Southern Sudan voted overwhelmingly to secede from the north to become the world's newest country.

In the Media by Kesavan Unnikrishnan

Independence referendum starts in southern Sudan

Juba - Southern Sudanese have started voting today in a referendum on independence from the Muslim north ruled by indicted war criminal President Omar al-Bashir.

In the Media by Christopher Szabo

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Watch: Syrian Crisis: Term Limit Referendum

Is new referendum to place limits on President Assad's leadership a ploy?

'Modest progress' over referendum

Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond says "modest progress" was made at independence referendum talks with the UK government.

Scots referendum question set out

Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond sets out the question he intends to ask voters in a referendum on independence.

AUDIO: Ireland EU referendum 'winnable'

Dick Roche, Ireland's former minister for European affairs, reflects on an upcoming referendum where the Irish electorate will be asked if they support Europe's new fiscal treaty.

Serbs reject Kosovo Albanian rule

Ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo reject rule by the territory's ethnic Albanian majority, in a referendum criticised by Serbia and the EU.