France's far-right National Rally fires policeman from security team over racist, sexist comments
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France's far-right National Rally fires policeman from security team over racist, sexist comments France's far-right National Rally (RN) has expelled a policeman from its ranks after bodycam footage of him making racist, homophobic and sexist remarks was…
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What happened
France's far-right National Rally fires policeman from security team over racist, sexist comments France's far-right National Rally (RN) has expelled a policeman from its ranks after bodycam footage of him making racist, homophobic and sexist remarks was…
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