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The Mirror takes a look at Nigel Farage's past - and whether his ‘ordinary bloke’ credentials stand up to scrutiny as Reform begin to overtake the Tories in polling for the General Election

President Emmanuel Macron has dissolved the French National Assembly after a humiliating defeat in the European Elections and announced voters will head back to the polls on June 30 and July 7

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico was shot and injured as he greeted crowds in front of a cultural community centre in Handlova, where a government meeting was held

Concerned European leaders have condemned the shocking shooting of the Slovakian politician who was reportedly hit in the stomach after four shots were fired in the town of Handlova, 150km from the capital

“I want to reclaim England and Englishness,” said Caroline Lucas. “To make it somewhere people born in England and people who have made England their home want to celebrate.”

In a move for territorial “victories” in occupied Ukraine ahead of a major speech on Thursday, Russian forces targeted Kupyansk - or Kupiansk - in the Kharkiv region

Alexei Navalny's widow told the European Parliament that her husband was killed after being tortured for three years, adding he was 'starved and cut off from the outside world'

Alexei Navalny's widow Yulia told the European Parliament says she fears Vladimir Putin will order arrests - or worse - at her husband's funeral, set to be held Friday

TV presenter and TalkTV host Alex Phillips has taken to social media to share that she was attacked by a mugger on a bike as she walked along London's Oxford Street

The fashion brand submitted papers to high court in mid-December over alleged trademark infringement relating to training kit displaying the Asahi Super 'Dry' logo

Figures from across Labour's past and present, including Gordon Brown, Alastair Campbell, Lord Mandelson and Ed Balls, all attended the service in north London

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Tihran Ohannisian, 16, cried 'Farewell! Glory to Ukraine!' as he held a Kalashnikov close to his chest after being fatally wounded in a firefight with Russian soldiers in occupied Berdyansk

Around 4,000 Ukrainian citizens are now stranded in the eastern city of Bakhmut, which has been described as 'almost destroyed' by deputy mayor Oleksandr Marchenko

Former owner of Milan and previously Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has spoken of his promise to give his Monza players sex workers after they defeated Juventus

Jennie Shearan, a housewife who moved to South Tyneside with her young family in 1953, devoted incalculable hours campaigning for her local British Coal plant to stop polluting the area with emissions such as sulphur dioxide