Marine Le Pen, the presidential candidate for the National Rally (RN), is set to give a major campaign speech this Sunday afternoon in Hénin-Beaumont, a town in the Pas-de-Calais region known for her strong support. This will be her first significant campaign address since tensions have arisen within her party, particularly with Jordan Bardella, her second-in-command. The speech will occur between 2:30 pm and 3:00 pm, following private meetings with RN lawmakers in the Touquet area. The timing of the event comes as the RN faces internal disputes and public scrutiny over its campaign strategies. Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the presidential candidate for the France Insoumise party, gave a long speech on Saturday at the Humanity Festival, focusing on issues such as national debt and the purchasing power of citizens. His address lasted nearly 1.5 hours. Fabien Roussel, the candidate for the Communist Party, also spoke at the same festival, which continues on Sunday, September 12. The festival is an annual event that brings together various political figures and activists. Bruno Retailleau, the presidential candidate for the center-right Republicans (LR), criticized the RN for "selling out to the English" after Jordan Bardella signed a symbolic agreement with Nigel Farage, a British politician known for his anti-European Union stance. This agreement has sparked debate about the RN's alignment with far-right European figures and its stance on European integration. Other news includes a statement from Fabien Villedieu, the federal secretary of the SUD Rail union, who expressed concern about a recent derailment of a TER regional train in Seine-Maritime. Villedieu said the incident was "a very serious disaster," highlighting the need for improved railway safety. Meanwhile, the French women's basketball team is preparing for the World Cup final, where they will face the United States in a rematch of their 2024 Olympic final loss. In entertainment news, Celine Dion returned to the stage in Paris, performing a series of her popular songs.