Former far-right National Front party leader Jean-Marie Le Pen, known for his anti-immigration and nativist views, died at 96. His controversial statements on antisemitism, discrimination, and AIDS isolation sparked widespread condemnation, but his nationalist ideas continue to influence French and European politics. Despite being estranged from his daughter Marine Le Pen, who transformed the party into the National Rally, Le Pen’s legacy as a polarizing figure in French politics endures.
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British sailor arrested ‘after throwing girlfriend who couldn’t swim into river’
A British yachtsman, 60, has been arrested in Oeiras, Portugal, on suspicion of attempted murder after allegedly throwing his girlfriend, who could not swim, into the River Tagus during an argument and abandoning her. The woman, also thought to be British, was rescued by the crew of another boat and taken to the hospital, although her condition is currently unknown. The suspect has been remanded in custody pending a criminal investigation into domestic violence and...
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