Prosecutors in Hungary raid offices of Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz and seize databases, says party – as it happened

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The opposition⁠ party, led by former prime minister, says officers took ‘entire communications system and databases’ Meanwhile, the Kremlin said it had “no hope” for better ties with the UK, a day after Britain’s new prime minister Andy Burnham took office , with Moscow criticising his support for Ukraine, AFP reported. “ No.. we have no such hopes ,” said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, asked by AFP if relations could improve. “One of his [Burnham’s] first actions was to issue statements expressing support for Ukraine and, consequently, his intention to do everything possible to continue the war,” the spokesman added. Continue reading...

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