内容摘要：Among the protesters was also Kathy Stoker, whose 90-year-old dad had been living at the centre for the past year.

Among the protesters was also Kathy Stoker, whose 90-year-old dad had been living at the centre for the past year.

Farage's relationship with tech billionaire and senior Trump adviser Elon Musk also came up during the event.Musk had been a vocal supporter of Reform and last year, Farage told journalists his party was in negotiations with the Tesla CEO about a potential donation.

But there was a rift between them over Musk's support for far-right activist Tommy Robinson.Farage said when he met Musk in the US, the billionaire took "a different view on Tommy Robinson to me".The Reform UK leader said he'd never supported Robinson and Musk "tried to push me a bit".

"You know what, you can't bully me," Farage said. "I've got principles and I stand by them."A new cinema, being built in Lincolnshire, is set to open in early next summer, officials have said.

Construction work for the four-screen cinema, two retail units and a restaurant in Market Place, Gainsborough, started in March.

West Lindsey District Council (WLDC) said work on the £9m project has reached the half-way mark, is "progressing well" and will be ready to hand over to the Savoy Cinema group in May.Coroner Karin Welsh said: "That man either fell or jumped from the eighth floor bedroom window and he also was found deceased.

"That's the totality of the information we have been able to glean from Nairobi."A post-mortem examination carried out when Ms Mitchell's body was returned to the UK found she died from a head injury and pressure on the neck.

Ms Welsh concluded that she was unlawfully killed.She passed on her condolences to Ms Mitchell's family and the coroner told her brother Pete Mitchel: "I know you still have questions, I hope they are answered for you."