By Alex Wood, Karen Daly and Adam Westbrook

The Streetview series canvasses opinions on the UK elections from constituents in different boroughs across London.

In the first of this four part series, we went to Billingsgate Market, the UK's largest inland fish market.

By Eamonn Dwyer

Gordon Brown’s accidentally recorded side-swipes at a venting voter are devastating. It lays bare his claim to care about ordinary people’s problems, and instead reveals a two-faced politician obsessed with the stage management of his campaign.

By Ali Hussain

Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari has signed into law the country’s major constitutional reform package, the 18th Amendment, as the country faces a law and order crisis in its western Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA).

By Faisal Shakeel

The stage is set for another round of confrontation between parliament and the judiciary over the constitutionality of the newly-passed 18th Amendment.

Britain’s two party system has been smashed wide open. But mindless party drones won’t be switching their vote, writes Eamonn Dwyer.

By Omer Tariq

Earlier this year at the Southbank Centre, in front of a mostly Jewish audience, David Baddiel had talked about the reasons for writing his new movie, The Infidel.