More than 1,300 arrested and 50 police hurt in violent French protests - as National Rally's Marine Le Pen to kick off presidential campaign with rally speech

Daily Mail - Oct 25, 2026

It was the second consecutive weekend of unrest in France, which is heading to presidential elections in April and May to choose a successor to Macron, who is reaching his two-term limit.

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