Currently ahead in opinion polls, French far-right leader Marine Le Pen told supporters at a political rally on Sunday she would ensure citizens had 'more rights' than foreigners if she were to win next year's presidential election. Far-right leader Marine Le Pen, a front runner in the French presidency race, signalled on Sunday that she would favour French citizens over foreigners, defending her long-held principle of “national priority”. Key points and original sources are listed below.

• Currently ahead in opinion polls, French far-right leader Marine Le Pen told supporters at a political rally on Sunday she would ensure citizens had 'more rights' than foreigners if she were to win next year's presidential election.S1

• Far-right leader Marine Le Pen, a front runner in the French presidency race, signalled on Sunday that she would favour French citizens over foreigners, defending her long-held principle of “national priority”. Speaking seven months before France’s presidentia...S2

• Far-right candidate seeks to stamp her authority on her party after weeks of internal tensionsS3