Just like her dad did a few years back. Now called the less offensive National Rally, it's still very much the Front National with new marketing.

Le Pen will now go head to head against President Macron in the final round of voting. She won't win; people who wouldn't have bothered to vote will turn in in droves to vote against Le Pen, as happened with her father. However, the rise of the far right across Europe is a serious issue that mustn't be ignored, and the fact another Le Pen has reached the final round of voting is demonstrative of underlying tensions in French society which need to be analysed and addressed. Why is one of the richest, best educated and most cosmopolitan countries in the world experiencing a resurgent far right? There needs to be serious discussions about this worrying phenomenon, and not just in France.