Kyiv missile strike kills three amid Farage's dual UK cases

Russian forces killed three people, including a child, in overnight missile strikes on the Kyiv region, and President Zelensky warned that Ukraine's stock of air-defense interceptors is running critically low. The attack was the most serious development of the day and underscored how exposed the country's skies remain as the war grinds on. In Britain, Nigel Farage found himself at the center of two stories. Counter-terror police reopened their inquiry into an incident at his home as part of the investigation into the murder of Widdecombe, while Farage and fellow Reform UK leader Richard Tice filed a High Court lawsuit against the National Crime Agency, accusing it of leaking their financial data. Elsewhere, a serious policing failure came into focus: two officers are now under a misconduct investigation after serial sex offender Simon Levy was left at liberty and went on to murder two women. Meanwhile, travel chaos continued at Bristol Airport, where a runway defect left hundreds of passengers stranded for a second straight day. On a lighter note, Strictly Come Dancing stars Ola and James Jordan announced they are separating after 23 years together.