Reporter is forced into hiding by death threats after she dares to tell the truth about a rise of radical Islam in France

 Sharia-compliant faceless children's toys and restaurant booths to 'shield' women from the male gaze: Reporter is forced into hiding by death threats after she dares to tell the truth about a rise of radical Islam in France

Ophelie Meunier(above) is now under police protection. She is a familiar face on French TV. Former frontwoman of the daytime and evening news on Canal+, she now presents Zone Interdite (Forbidden Zone), a popular documentary series similar to Channel 4's Dispatches.

Today, Miss Meunier, 34, is under police protection after receiving death threats following her investigation into the growth of Islamist influence in the northern town of Roubaix, near Lille.

Officers from the armed SDLP (Service de la Protection) police unit, which normally provides security for the country's president, ministers and visiting heads of state, have been assigned to her, after her revelations about Sharia-compliant faceless children's toys being on sale in Roubaix, as well as restaurant booths to 'shield' women from the male gaze.

At one point, Miss Meunier is believed to have been separated from her husband and two children and placed in a 'safe house'.

'It's intolerable for Ophelie to find herself in this situation for having just done her job', a colleague told the Mail this week.

A contributor to the programme (a Muslim lawyer, incidentally) was also threatened with decapitation.

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