• Today marks the start of Discover Israel week on campus.
• Women's Awareness Week is rounded off by the final performance of the Vagina Monologues in the Old Theatre at 7pm.

Your national and international headlines:

• A car bomb in Iraq's western Anbar province has killed at least seven civilians.
• Rape victims are still being poorly treated by both the police and the criminal justice system.
• The threat of industrial action on London Underground has intensified.

• The Scottish Education secretary pledges that the present government will not introduce tuition fees there.
• Final figures confirm record turnout in Students’ Union Elections.
• LSE Women’s Week starts today as International Women’s Day is marked on campus.

Your national and international headlines:

• The death toll from an earthquake in Turkey has climbed to 51.
• More than a quarter of a million civil servants have started a two-day walkout in a row over redundancy pay.
• Sandra Bullock has finally tasted Oscar glory - after a diverse career.

Pulse, along with the rest of the Media Group will be covering the word on the street as well as the exciting election night itself.

To keep up-to-the-minute on an election set to rival Obama's "Yes, we can!" campaign (and maybe Wetz's Beanz...) check out the Media Group's Blog and Twitter pages:

http://votesu2010.wordpress.com/

http://twitter.com/votesu2010

See you on Houghton Street!

• AU hustings to be held tonight in the Quad at 8pm
• Recent report highlights the need for universities to engage older people.

Your national and international headlines:

• Staff at the News of the World are being accused of suffering from collective amnesia over phone hacking allegations.
• Susan Boyle has apparently been mistaken for the Queen by Eurostar staff.

• Student Union Lent term election nominations close today.
• Government scheme launched to retrain Graduates as social workers.

Your national and international headlines:

• Footballer Cristiano Ronaldo says he's ready to help 'in whatever possible way' following the deadly storms on the Portuguese island of Madeira.
• Eurostar's launched an investigation after a train broke down leaving more than 700 people stranded in darkness. 
• A charity wants children as young as eight to be given lessons on self-esteem -to prevent them developing eating disorders.

• Media Group Membership Fee proposals fall in referendum
• Global week concludes with LSE's Got Talent

Your national and international headlines:

• Tony Blair's to step up his work with America's Middle East envoy George Mitchell
• It's believed fashion designer Alexander McQueen took his own life on the eve of his beloved mother's funeral.

• National ID cards launched for 16-24 year olds in London
• LSESU Drama society production of the Abduction of Elizabeth Hanning to be performed this evening.

Your national and international headlines:

• A build-up of ice in the fuel system was to blame for a BA plane crash at Heathrow Airport two years ago.
• Michael Jackson's doctor has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter.
• It's claimed sales of red lipstick have risen by a third in the last year as British women try to brighten up the gloom of the recession.

• 'Timeless' - The LSESU Charity Cultural Show raises over £13,000 for charity
• Reform  fair to be held in the Quad on the referendum

Your national and international headlines:

• One-point-six million people who have - or have had cancer - could be offered free one-to-one care in their homes.
• After a week of almost Spring-like conditions - winter's coming back.

• LSE Launches Referendum on reform campaigns for a week 5 election
• Student campaigns are targeting university cities in their attempts to create a fairer deal for students.

Your national and international headlines:

• The Help for Haiti charity single has had its first play.
• If you thought today was turning out to be pretty similar to others - it is officially Ground Hog Day.

• Students protest at the tuition fee hearing.
• President of Columbia University to speak at LSE this evening.

Your national and international headlines:

• The Foreign Secretary insists the British Government is doing everything it can to secure the release of Paul and Rachel Chandler.
• The government wants to halve the number of smokers in England by 2020.