Marine Le Pen convicted but eligible to stand. Plus: Nigel Farage resigns 

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  The far right rides again, or does it?

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  In France, Marine Le Pen is allowed to stand for election next year, despite her conviction for embezzlement.

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  And here in the UK, amid scrutiny mounting over his financial arrangements,

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  the reform leader Nigel Farage steps down as an MP, only to announce he'll stand again.

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  Also ahead in the next 60 minutes, we'll bring you updates from the NATO summit in Ankara

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  and we'll hear the latest as tensions flare between the US and Iran.

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