News about Marine Le Pen

A Jewish woman was allegedly raped and threatened with murder by a man who sought to 'avenge Palestine' in France. A 32-year-old was charged with 'death threats due to religion' and use of narcotics following his arrest in Gennevilliers on Sunday. The victim, said to have met the suspect through a dating application in 2023, claimed she had been trapped in the suspect's home before counter-terrorism police raided the apartment on avenue Chenard-et-Walker and made the arrest.

In his first address before France's National Assembly, the newly elected 34-year-old prime minister made the remarks defending the EU vociferously and slammed the National Rally party, whose leader has characterized the bloc as 'the enemy of the people.' Less energy for France is reduced in Europe's Lesser.' I'll just take one example - Brexit. 'Attal said that supporters of the British economy and the English people are celebrating happy days.' 'Last week, because of Brexit, the last blast furnaces in Great Britain closed and steel is no longer produced in the United Kingdom! On the other hand, French industry is making a comeback, particularly thanks to European investment,' he announced from the podium. However, Attal's speech was marred by the tragedy engulfing his own country, as thousands of dissatisfied farmers took to the streets to protest cheap imports that threaten their livelihoods and excessive bureaucracy.

French farmers have protested the low prices at Aldi and Lidl, as British growers warn thousands of pounds worth of fresh produce will be dumped as a result of road blockades in Europe. In an attempt to'starve Paris' until the government decides, militant farmers have descended on French motorways in their tractors. Activists have choked off major highways in an escalating conflict with the government over working conditions, salaries, red tape, and environmental policy. They claim that the policies undermine their ability to compete with other nations. The demonstrations came after similar demonstrations in other European countries, including Germany and Poland, ahead of European Parliament elections in June, in which the far right, for whom farmers form a burgeoning constituency, is seen gain.

In an escalating standoff with the government over working conditions, salaries, red tape, and environmental policies, the enraged protesters choked off major highways around the city on Monday and threatened to blockade the French capital. According to the farmers, the policies undermine their ability to compete in other nations. Demonstrators were able to spend the night under motorway bridges, where they set fire to bales of hay and any foreign produce they could get hold of, while others were pictured sleeping in their tractors. The farmers stayed warm around their homemade bonfires and barbecues, and fried pork while sipping on boxed wine and beer as night fell and the cold set in. Today, as dawn broke over France's capital, the farmers roused from their camps scattered around the city, cold and with sore heads, determined to keep going.

According to a study that looked at the findings from all 27 EU member states, the bloc will likely see a's sharp right turn' in June, which would be a troubling result for Brussels. According to the report, radical right-wing parties in nine countries, including France, Poland, and Austria, and second or third in another nine countries, including Germany, Spain, Sweden, and Portugal. In fact, populists, eurosceptics, and conservatives are expected to jointly hold almost half of the European Parliament's seats in June, a step that would significantly change the makeup of the EU's legislature.

EDWARD LUCAS: The Third World War is approaching, and Britain is likely to be fighting a multi-front war against Russia, Iran, China, and North Korea within five years. That is not scary. This week, Grant Shapps, who spoke in his first major address as Defence Minister, warned that we're going from a war to a pre-war world.' We are already embroiled in this New World Disorder. The rise of China; Russian imperialism; the mullahs in Iran attempting to drive the Americans and their influence out of the Middle East; mass suicide in Israel and the Gaza Strip; and persistent terrorist movements in the global economy as a result of mass migration.

After President Emmanuel Macron (right) struggled in his party to pass a tough immigrant bill, France's Marine Le Pen (left) is celebrating a 'ideological victory.' Despite a revolt in the ruling party after the bill was supported by the far Right, the French Parliament passed the bill tightening immigration legislation on Tuesday. Le Pen, a three-time presidential nominee who leads parliament's Republicans and is widely expected to run for president in 2027, supports the new-look bill. However, key left-leaning members of Macron's Renaissance Party and related factions also indicated that they could no longer help it, with several ministers apparently threatening to resign. And for her National Rally, Le Pen said the bill was a victory. After the President promised to provide health services to migrants after five years of residence, she announced that she would support the bill. Since six months, legal migrants now receive state welfare. Various amendments have made the immigration laws more tightened than they had expected, with the left accusing the government of caving in to pressure from the far right.

Eve Gilles, 20, from Nord-Pas-de-Calais in the country's northern zone, was crowned by former champ Indira Ampiot in front of 7.5 million TV viewers on Saturday night (right). However, her win was overshadowed by a strange backlash alleging that the pageant was 'woke' after the judges selected 'androgynous' Ms Gilles as Miss France 2024, despite the fact that all previous winners had more formally 'traditional' long, flowing hair, and curves. Now the defiant queen has said she is not just a haircut,' because online discussions largely concentrated on her pixie cut hairstyle and her slim figure. I am human, and criticism always affects and hurts me.' My body is the way it is supposed to be. Whether I like it or not, that's how I am. If people don't like it, they don't like me, and that's it,' she told French outlet TF1 (left). You can't please everyone, and that's normal.' Even if it's difficult, you'll have to accept yourself and ignore all of the critique.' Ms. Gilles previously stated that pageant viewers were used to "seeing beautiful Misses with long hair," but that instead, she went for an androgynous style with short hair.

When a group of strangers descended on a vibrant crowd of around 400 people in Crepol, in the southwestern Drome area, the 16-year-old high school student named only as Thomas was stabbed. He died on his way to the hospital. Eight others were wounded, two of whom were seriously wounded. Far-right activists have been posting videos online claiming they were shot during the dance and claiming that they allowed for the identification of two of the attackers. The videos' authenticity has not been established. The assassination of the young in France has caused controversies and political controversy, with the far-right today referring to the assault as anti-white nationalism.

On Sunday, centrist Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, representatives of many left-wing parties, as well as far-right leader Marine Le Pen attended the march in the French capital amid tight security. While President Emmanuel Macron did not attend, he expressed his support for the protest and called on citizens to rise up against 'the unbearable resurgence of unbridled antisemitism'

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! According to reports, Nigel Farage and a campmate who called him 'irrelevant and useless' fell out as a result. The hit reality show on ITV is back on November 19th, and ITV executives are already gearing up for a big game-to-head. Nigel, 59, of First Dates, is expected to clash with Fred Sirieix, 51, of First Dates, who wrote in a 2017 tweet that Marine Le Pen, the National Assembly of France deputy, was 'as insignificant and useless as her friend @Nigel_Farage'.

After she was charged with embezzlement of public assets and collusion, Le Pen, 55, and her 26 associates were charged with embelling of EU parliamentary funds to pay for assistants who, in truth, served with her National Rally Party. According to the EU parliament, €6.8 million was stolen from public coffers between 2009 and 2017.

When King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive in France next week for their State Visit, it will be an enriching display of these two neighbors' unique friendship, which includes so much history as both allies and competitors. Despite the fact that the republic was established after the Revolution, the country is also able to put on a spectacular display for grand occasions. However, the host country's atmosphere will be both dramatic and apprehensive. It would be impossible to escape the reality of the madness that grips France as social unrest looms, political depositions, racial inequities, and economic stagnation persists.

GEORGINA BROWN: Forty years after that unforgettable headline 'Gotcha! Brad Birch's latest play revisits the Falklands War, which is best known for its reconstruction of a financially struggling Mrs Thatcher's family. Birch was only six when his uncle, who was serving in the Navy, survived a sinking ship. The playwright went on the 8,000-mile journey to interview people in Port Stanley, the capital, with a close-knit population of 800 in 1982. It's no wonder that it seems like Ambridge. 'Gossip is a form of exercise,' says nice old Mrs H, who raises chickens and tomatoes.

Millions of people are shifting their allegiance to populist Right-wing groups around the continent. If the burgeoning wave of populist sentiment translates into political control at the bloc's parliamentary elections next year, the dramatic transition will change the EU. The EU's traditional social democrats, green ideologues, and Left-wingers are losing their appeal at the polls, with a backlash against open boundaries and net-zero diktats. The uprising has grown, and dominos have fallen. Right-wingers have won power in Sweden, followed by Italy, Finland, and Greece.

More than €1 million (almost £900,000) has been raised for a French policeman who 'executed' a teenager during a traffic stop, much more than the €189,000 donated to the victim's devastated family. On Tuesday, pan-wide riots were sparked after a cop shot Nahel Merzouk (right), a 17-year-old with an Algerian background, at point blank in the Paris suburb of Nanterre. Many, including members of Nahel's family, said the assassination was symptomatic of widespread bigotry against ethnic minorities in France, and Nahel's grandmother said she was 'heartbroken' by the policeman's unconditional love. More than 40,000 people have pledged money to the officer's online fund, which was launched on Gofundme.com by a far-right media commentator. €3,000 was the most single donation, which was anonymously given. The collection easily beat the €189,000 raised for Nahel's family, who lived with his mother Mounia (inset) on a housing estate in a west Paris suburb.

Following the deadly police shooting of a 17-year-old man last night, France has sent 40,000 police officers into the streets in an attempt to prevent widespread protests. It came last night that President Macron was at an Elton John gig. On Wednesday evening, Mr Macron was filming the singer on his farewell tour at Accor Arena in Paris, as the French capital burned. On Wednesday night, the French President was snapped arm in arm with the legendary artist, on whom he bestowed France's Legion of Honour award. But even as Macron was hobnobbing backstage, police were locked in brutal clashes with protesters, resulting in 150 arrests around the country's large cities, especially in the ethnically diverse suburbs. The Telegraph announced that Thierry Mariani, an MEP with Marine Le Pen's National Rally, mocked the French president for his appearance at the gig, saying: "While France was on fire, Macron applauded Elton John." Despite the police officer suspected of pulling the trigger was charged with a preliminary charge of voluntary homicide, the shooting continued. After footage of riots erupting on social media in Belgium, there are also rising fears of the violence spreading to other parts of Europe.

Abdalmash H, 31, is accused of stabbed (left) four preschool children on a playground in Annecy, France. During a ten-year stint as a migrant in Sweden, according to reports, he recently divorced the mother of his child and was found guilty of welfare fraud. In the attack, four children aged between 22 months and two adults were seriously wounded. A local prosecutor said there was "no apparent terrorist motive" behind the attack, adding that the perpetrator (pictured being apprehended on bottom right) was "not known by any intelligence agency" and had no history of psychiatric disorders. His attack has sparked fresh questions about France's immigration and asylum policy, with right-wing politicians focusing on the perpetrator's identity as a refugee.

STEPHEN GLOVER: It's a sad time for those of us who identify ourselves as conservative, whether with a small or a large 'C'. It's not just that the party appears to have lost in next year's election, but that it will have a long time in the political wilderness. There is also a widespread sense that Britain is a fractured, dysfunctional, and fractious nation in which many aspects of the NHS, railways, and privatized water companies brazenly pump sewage into our rivers and seas. Net migration is running at around three times higher rate than New Labour's, while the economy groans and splutters under the country's largest burden of taxes ever experienced. The Conservatives will have been in office longer than New Labour's longer than New Labour. An amazing thought. But imagine if it were the other way around. It was Labour politicians who had been in office for the past 13 years, tending it was a Labour government. How we would scorn them!What have the Conservatives achieved? To be precise, one or two things will be discussed, which I'll get to. However, it's impossible to compile a list of notable accomplishments, and, believe me, I've tried.

Locals in Selestat in the Alsace region chanted slogans including 'Macron resign!' Although he was personally mocked by several people on hand, including one man who accused him of having a'corrupt government,' Macron was confronted with hostile banners and a pot banging. The factory's electrical power was also cut for a brief period of time. Then as he walked through the crowd in a nearby village, many shouted 'Macron, resign!'and one man told him: 'We don't want this pension (reform), what don't you get?' Another man told him he was running a corrupt government and said, 'You'll fall soon, so wait and see.' Several people applauded him for his service, while others demanded for selfies.

According to a close source, Jean-Marie Le Pen (left and inset), the veteran of Le Front National in France's far-right party, suffered a'mild heart attack' and was admitted to hospital on Saturday. 'Jean-Marie Le Pen has been hospitalized in a public hospital in the Paris area.' His family and friends are worried about him, but calm,' Lorrain de Saint Affrique, the 94-year-old's advisor, confirmed a story published by Le Point news magazine. Le Penc's conscience is still 'conscious,' he said, and his family is said to be at his bedside. In recent years, Le Pen, the father of current far-right leader Marine Le Pen (right), has had various health problems.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Harry's retelling of his encounter with the late queen in a field after a shooting shows his incredulgenzation at his granny's dry sense of humour. 'She replied: "Well, then, I suppose I have to say yes,"' he writes, adding: 'Was she being sarcastic?Ironic?Deliberately cryptic?What is the Queen of England saying to me right now?' If she were still with us, she may have asked Harry why he's distraught his father and his brother with his so-called truth in Spare.

Marine Le Pen's 27-year-old general' has been elected as the new president of France's far-right party, Rassemblement National. Jordan Bardella, the party's new president, has been elected to replace Le Pen today and will be the first party leader who is not a member of the Le Pen family.

When Carlos Martens Bilongo, a 31-year-old Congolese immigrant, was asked a question about climate change when he was verbally attacked in the Paris National Assembly on Thursday afternoon, he was questioning climate change. 'Go back to Africa!' Marine Le Pen's far-Right party was heard from the National Rally's benches. The duty vice-president, the equivalent of the Speaker, immediately asked: 'Who is the MP who said that phrase? It's not possible.'