Mr Farage, one of Brexit's biggest supporters, said there isn't a demand for a second referendum.
Organisers estimate 700,000 people took part in the protest.
It will monitor the spacecraft's seven-year journey.
Recently, the Duchess of Sussex was handed a humble bunch of carrots on Sydney's Bondi Beach.
The Australian coach's England side are in dismal form heading into their autumn internationals.
Well over 1 million migrants entered Europe in 2015, most of them Syrians and Iraqis fleeing conflict.
A new 'director's cut' video gives more insight into what went in to the daring stunt.
The fourth-year student at the school acted alone and killed himself in the school's library after the attack.
Burns' novel, Milkman, is set during Northern Ireland's years of Catholic-Protestant violence in the 1970s.
The words of the scientist, who died in March at 76, were broadcast at a London launch event for his final book, Brief Answers To The Big Questions.
They were welcomed by Australian Governor General Peter Cosgrove.
Here are answers to some questions about the baby-to-be.
Overnight storms dumped the equivalent of several months of rain in a few hours.
The plane attempted to take off after an aborted landing but failed to lift, hitting the trio.
Hurricane Leslie is a bit of a weather outlier.
How the artist triggered the shredder is still a mystery, however.
Finger foods - including Yorkshire pudding bites - were also on offer.
She wore a long-sleeved gown and a diamond-and-emerald tiara loaned to her by the Queen.
It’s the third time the children have been enlisted for bridal party duties.
BTS has just finished a run of sold-out shows at London's 02 Arena.
Five rescue helicopters and seven ambulances were called to the scene to treat injured passengers.
The wedding, with 1,200 guests, is set to take place at 11pm NZT tonight.
Ashers Baking Co. in Northern Ireland refused in 2014 to make a cake iced with the Sesame Street characters Bert and Ernie and the phrase "Support Gay Marriage."
Two British citizens and a Dutch woman were among the victims.
Plumes of smoke rose above a military storage in northern Ukraine but the cause was not immediately known.
Māori owner of a UK-based kapa haka company says it is vital to protect the integrity of the tāonga.
Bellingcat said on its website that the man British authorities identified as Alexander Petrov is actually Alexander Mishkin.
In the past eight years, 22 people across Britain have been seriously hurt on the inflatable devices - or even killed.
Christian and Austin found themselves a hit as Croatia stunned at the Football World Cup.
Cases were drawn from court records, media reports and survivor accounts in the predominately Catholic country.
