UK Politics: Keir Starmer resigned as prime minister after Labour MPs pushed for a leadership change ahead of the next general election, with Andy Burnham seen as the frontrunner; Nigel Farage immediately demanded a snap election, arguing “Britain is broken.” Colombia: Trump-backed hard-right lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella claimed victory in a razor-thin presidential runoff over Ivan Cepeda, with Petro and Cepeda signaling they’ll challenge results from thousands of polling stations—raising fears of unrest and a sharp policy shift on security and drug trafficking. Nigeria (Ekiti): INEC declared APC’s Biodun Oyebanji the winner of the Ekiti governorship race, but the ADC rejected the outcome, alleging vote-buying, intimidation, and “war zone” conditions at polling units; Yiaga Africa validated the result while flagging turnout and inducement concerns. US (Nevada): In November, Nevada voters will weigh candidates partly through Medicaid and healthcare access fears tied to new work and eligibility rules. India (Elections & IDs): A Bengaluru court issued a non-bailable warrant against actor Prakash Raj over alleged multiple voter ID cards across states, while South Africa’s IEC opened an investigation after footage surfaced of an official allegedly holding multiple IDs during voter registration. Sports Governance: ICC warned Sri Lanka Cricket to hold elections by July 31 or face blacklisting, as SLC remains in limbo under an interim setup.