The groundwork for a potential Anglo-Franco alliance against illegal immigration appeared to be laid this week as the two front-running populist candidates to take power in London and Paris agreed to a new borders framework.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and National Rally president Jordan Bardella held private talks in London to discuss the future of relations and, critically, the migrant crisis in the English Channel.
While Bardella is only 30 years old and was widely expected to run in the next presidential election as Marine Le Pen’s deputy, his longstanding mentor has been barred from running for office over alleged misuse of EU funds…
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