en 60 /politics/news/story/41402.html?rss=1 London's new Mayor, Boris Johnson, has unveiled Plans to ban the drinking of alcohol on London's transport system. /politics/news/story/41272.html?rss=1 Barack Obama scored a resounding win in the Democratic presidential primary in North Carolina, while Hillary Clinton narrowly won the Indiana primary. /politics/news/story/41191.html?rss=1 The long-awaited results of Zimbabwe's troubled presidential election have finally been announced. /politics/news/story/41121.html?rss=1 The Olympic torch has reached Hong Kong on its way to the Chinese capital of Beijing, the Games' host city. /politics/news/story/41111.html?rss=1 US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says the US has been working with Russia, China and three European countries to forge a coalition banning Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. /politics/news/story/41101.html?rss=1 Gordon Brown's Labour party has suffered its worst performance since the 1960s in local elections in England and Wales. /politics/news/story/40662.html?rss=1 US President George W Bush plans to attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics despite a potential boycott, according to US Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte. /politics/news/story/40652.html?rss=1 Hillary Clinton has beaten rival Barack Obama to win the Democratic primary election in the key state of Pennsylvania. /politics/news/story/40442.html?rss=1 Ceremonies to mark the arrival of the Olympic torch in India's capital, Delhi, have been taking place amid heavy security. /politics/news/story/40292.html?rss=1 Gordon Brown's diary secretary should be looking for a new job this week as the Prime Minister arrived in the United States on one of the worst timed trips of his career. /politics/news/story/40212.html?rss=1 Veteran centre-right leader Silvio Berlusconi has won his third general election in Italy. /politics/news/story/40172.html?rss=1 US Senators Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and John McCain are all being pressed with the issue of reaching the youth and female electorate as the 2008 presidential race continues. /politics/news/story/40152.html?rss=1 Zimbabwe's High Court has rejected an opposition plea for the immediate release of results from last month's controversial presidential elections. /politics/news/story/40142.html?rss=1 The Olympic torch has reached Oman on its way to the Chinese capital of Beijing, the Games' host city. /politics/news/story/40052.html?rss=1 Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party leader, has met South African President Thabo Mbeki. /politics/news/story/40032.html?rss=1 US President George W Bush has come under fresh criticism over his policies on Iraq. /politics/news/story/39972.html?rss=1 The BMA has requested an urgent meeting with NHS employers to open negotiations with junior doctors. /politics/news/story/39942.html?rss=1 Abu Obaidah al-Masri, the militant chief believed to be a senior planner of al-Qaeda's attacks has died, US intelligence sources say. /politics/news/story/39882.html?rss=1 Nearly two weeks on from Zimbabwe's presidential election and still no official news from the polls. /politics/news/story/39872.html?rss=1 Confusion reigned supreme in San Francisco yesterday as the Olympic torch relay turned into a city-wide game of hide and seek. /politics/news/story/39852.html?rss=1 Police in San Francisco have stepped up security ahead of the Olympic torch procession through the city in a bid to prevent an embarrassing replay of the attempted torch grabs in Paris and London earlier this month. /politics/news/story/39542.html?rss=1 The latest Guardian/ICM poll of Londoners suggests that Boris Johnson could pull off a sensational victory over Ken Livingstone on May 1st. /politics/news/story/39522.html?rss=1 The Irish Prime Minister, Bertie Ahern, has announced he is stepping down and will leave office on May 6th. /politics/news/story/39491.html?rss=1 The candidates for the next Mayor of London may have been confirmed, but according to the capital’s voters the best man for the job isn't on the list. /politics/news/story/39441.html?rss=1 US President George W Bush has called on NATO allies to send more troops to help fight the Taliban in Afghanistan.