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Nigel Farage - the UK's 'Six Million Dollar Man'

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By Sean Whelan 
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Back in the 1970s 'The Six Million Dollar Man' was an extraordinarily popular TV science fiction series, about an astronaut - Steve Austin - who crashes in a test flight and is rebuilt at considerable cost with "bionic" limbs that give him the ability to perform superhuman feats. He becomes a spy and sees off the usual collection of bad guys. The show made a star of Lee Majors, who got 99 episodes and six TV movies out of the role. He also got to marry Farrah Fawcett.
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The battle of the Makerfield bye-election begins in earnest

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By Sean Whelan 
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The Battle of Waterloo took place on 18 June, 1815 – so naturally the powers that be in Britain couldn't resist picking 18 June as polling day in the Makerfield bye-election. The downfall of an Emperor? The rise of a new Prince? Or just a bloody shambles – there are multiple potential outcomes on this 211th anniversary.
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President Connolly ends first visit to Britain in Leeds

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By Sean Whelan 
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Updated / Wednesday, 20 May 2026 19:03 President Catherine Connolly spoke at the Leeds Irish Centre President Catherine Connolly has ended her first official visit to Britain in Leeds, a city where she spent time as a student. At the Leeds Irish Centre, she praised the work of Irish nurses in the UK's National Health Service (NHS), particularly in its early years.
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