The five must-read blogs from today, including why No. 10 doesn't forecast a Tory majority.

A man from London has been charged in Kenya with plotting to detonate a bomb, raising fears Western men are traveling to Africa to boost al-Qaida's presence on the continent.

At least two protesters have been shot dead by Egyptian police as a crowd attempted to break into a police station in the city of Suez.

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Watch Video | Listen to the Audio JEFFREY BROWN: The people of Egypt faced a new crisis today. A bloodbath involving soccer fans sent fresh fighting surging through the streets of Cairo. We begin with a report narrated by Jonathan Rugman of Independent Television News. JONATHAN RUGMAN: It's a familiar scene from Egypt's unfinished revolution: protesters clashing with security forces tonight on ...

The fund-raising team chasers Bridleless not Brainless have fallen foul of new safety rules for the 2012 season

A draft UN resolution on Syria aims to ensure that President Bashar al-Assad relinquishes his grip on power. But what else does the document say? Jonathan Rugman reads between the lines.

It is being dubbed the second scramble for Africa: millions of acres of land are being snapped up by companies from Asia and the Middle East, our foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman reports.

With six weeks to go until Russia's elections, Jonathan Rugman goes behind the scenes with three opposition groups in St Petersburg to explore whether Russia is preparing for its own Arab Spring.

Listen to the Audio JUDY WOODRUFF: The presidential election in Russia is just six weeks away, with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin attempting to return in another presidential stint. But opposition to his bid is growing. Jonathan Rugman of Independent Television News has this report. JONATHAN RUGMAN: In the past few weeks, Russia's been roiled by the biggest street protests in 20 years. For most ...