The grave in western France of the co-founder of the country's main postwar far-right movement Jean Marie Le Pen has been ...

The tomb of the late French Far-Right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen was attacked on Friday morning - just two weeks after he was ...

Once called the 'most hated man in France', Le Pen maintained that his ideas were simply 'ahead of their time' ...

The tomb of French far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen has been heavily damaged by vandals less than three weeks after he was buried.

He ran unsuccessfully for the French presidency five times, riding waves of discontent and xenophobia as the leader of the National Front party. By Robert D. McFadden Jean-Marie Le Pen ...

JEAN-Marie Le Pen, the nationalist founder of the French far-right National Front party, has died aged 96. Le Pen, who had been in a care facility for several weeks, died at midday Tuesday ...

Among others attending the ceremony was Jordan Bardella, the leader of the party Le Pen co-founded, now called the National Rally, according to several sources. Around 200 people were expected at ...

Le Pen, who co-founded what is now the National Rally (RN) party, was a “historic figure of the far-Right”, the Elysee said in a dry statement, adding that Mr Macron sent his condolences to ...

Jean-Marie Le Pen, the founder of France’s main ... He was first elected as an MP in 1956 and co-founded the Front National in 1972. He remained an MP until 1988 and became an MEP in 2004 ...

In 1956, Le Pen was elected to the National Assembly as a Paris MP on the ticket of the anti-tax populist Pierre Poujade. Re-elected in 1958, then defeated in 1962, he founded a record company ...