Romania's top court scraps presidential election politicians will have to do pre-election campaigning

Romania's constitutional court has cancelled the country's presidential election, where a run-off had been due to take place on Sunday, amid allegations of Russian interference.

The court has decided "to annul the entire electoral process for the election of the President of Romania... to ensure the correctness and legality of the electoral process," it said.

The court added that the entire election process would have to be rerun.

 According to the Agerpress news agency, the election slate will be wiped completely clean, meaning politicians will have to do pre-election campaigning, and then a new election will be held.