More than half of French people 'not perturbed' by possible far-right election wins
- 8 years ago
Live from the newsroom, France 24's Oliver Farry provides an overview of stories making French newspaper headlines.
The far-right National Front is in pole position to win four regions in next month's French regional elections. In an opinion poll published today, 52% of French people say they are not perturbed by the possibility of a National Front win.
Elsewhere, France's education minister is trying to increase social diversity in schools and farmers in the south are up in arms over a wave of sheep killings. The culprits, they say, are wolves.
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The far-right National Front is in pole position to win four regions in next month's French regional elections. In an opinion poll published today, 52% of French people say they are not perturbed by the possibility of a National Front win.
Elsewhere, France's education minister is trying to increase social diversity in schools and farmers in the south are up in arms over a wave of sheep killings. The culprits, they say, are wolves.
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