By Euronews
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Britain’s most-prominent anti-EU protester was hit with an egg while campaigning ahead of European elections later in May.
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Nigel Farage, leader of UKIP, who wants Britain to leave the European Union, was attacked in Nottingham, footage from BBC News shows.
Farage has said there would be a political earthquake if UKIP triumph at European elections next month.
He had just got out of a car in Nottingham, when a man approached him and cracked an egg on him.
Police later charged Frederick Glenister – who branded UKIP ‘sad, scared old men’ – with common assault.
The 33-year-old, from Radford, Nottingham, will appear at the city’s magistrates’ court later in May.