The latest news and updates as they happened this morning.
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Mexico election: Left-wing candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador looks set to replace the conservative Enrique Pena Nieto as president with at least 53% of votes, according to the electoral authority's official quick count.
Both of his closest rivals have conceded and congratulated Obrador on his victory.
In a speech after the results were released, the 64-year-old said he would seek a friendly relationship with the United States based on cooperation and development.
The vote count began at 6 pm local time (1 am CEST), after which the president, both houses of congress, nine governors and almost 3,000 mayors and legislators will be elected.
Berlin: A political crisis has erupted in Germany after Interior Minister Horst Seehofer announced he was resigning from government and the CSU party leadership on Sunday night.
World Cup: The world reacts following the shock departure of Spain and Denmark from the tournament.
Cycling: British cyclist Chris Froome has been cleared by the UCI in an anti-doping investigation.
Here's how events unfolded: