Royal plans to 'rebuild the left' with bid for leadership of Socialist Party From: The Independent - London | Date: January 4, 2008| Author: John Lichfield | Copyright 2008 The Independent - London. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

The defeated French presidential candidate, Segolne Royal, has indicated that she will probably run for the leadership of the Socialist Party later this year - as a prelude to a second presidential campaign.

Mme Royal's former partner, Franois Hollande, plans to stand down as the first secretary of the main French opposition party in the autumn. In a television interview yesterday, Mme Royal, 54, said she would run for his post if she felt that she could "unite the Socialists" around a...

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