As America goes to the polls, Guardian America editor Michael Tomasky looks back at a momentous campaign, and explains which states to watch for tonight as the results are announced.
The Bank of England's monetary policy committee meet tomorrow to discuss a big cut in the cost of borrowing. Economics correspondent Ashley Seager explains why some banks are reluctant to pass on an interest rate cut from the Bank of England.
Education editor Polly Curtis looks at the schools adjudicator's report into admissions compliance, which reveals widespread flouting of the rules, particularly by faith schools.
ITV chief Michael Grade has called for a crackdown on foul language after the 9pm watershed on television, reports Matt Wells, presenter of our Media Talk podcast.
Oxfam aid worker Rebecca Wynn describes the refugee crisis on the border of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
And Martin Wainwright canvasses the opinion of black youngsters in Leeds on the possibility of Barack Obama being elected president of the United States.
