Since it hasn't been brought up here yet:
Sinn Féin has won the most assembly seats in the Northern Ireland election on Thursday. It is a historic moment, the first time the nationalist party has had a majority in government since Northern Ireland was created in 1921. The Alliance party also made significant gains in the election, further proving how fractured and out-of-touch the DUP and other unionist parties are with younger generations.
Also, for the first time in what seems like a lifetime, the Tories in Scotland and the UK in general suffered heavy losses in the recent council elections. Maybe this is a sign that the UK might finally be on the path to pull its head out of its arse?