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Nigel Farage and Count Binface: a visual guide to their electoral careers

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By Sean Clarke Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Nigel Farage has been standing in British elections since 1994, when he narrowly beat Screaming Lord Sutch of the Monster Raving Loony party into fourth place in a Commons byelection. He was elected five times to the European parliament before achieving his goal of abolishing his seat. Finally, after 30 years of trying, he was elected to the Commons as member for Clacton in 2024.
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Nearly one in five World Cup matches reached heat levels players' union warns against

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By Dharna Noor Verified, Sean Clarke Verified
| MSN UK Verified
The climate crisis has come for football. During this year's World Cup , nearly one in five of the tournament's 100-plus matches took place in levels of heat and humidity that a football players' union has previously said should trigger delays or postponements, a Guardian analysis has found. An additional 23 matches were played in cities as they reached those heat levels, but in stadiums where conditions were mitigated by air conditioning.
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Kill zones and drone nets: a journey through Ukraine’s fortress belt

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By Peter Beaumont Verified, Sean Clarke Verified, Harvey Symons
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Lyman is the northern outpost of the “fortress belt”, a string of towns and cities crucial to Ukraine’s defence in the Donbas region. It has come to epitomise Kyiv’s years-long but at times controversial strategy to tie down and exhaust Russian forces in eastern Ukraine in an urban landscape ringed by trees and rivers. Oleksandr Pavlovych, a vegetable seller, fled Lyman the day before the Guardian met him in the evacuation centre in nearby Sloviansk.
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