Le Pen losing hold on far right

Tuesday 08 December 1998 00:02 GMT

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Le Pen losing hold on far right

IN THE clearest sign yet that Jean-Marie Le Pen may be losing his grip on France's far-right National Front party, which he has led for a quarter- century, one of his loyalists defied him yesterday, calling for an urgent national meeting to prevent the party's "explosion".

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