and said that he urged not to give a single vote to marina lepin and, uh, not admit her to the elysee palacee are his words. now it's up to you. but we know exactly who we will never vote for the french understand what to do next you should not give a single vote for madame le pen thus, despite all the polls, it is essentially repeated, yes, the duel in the second round between macron and le pen but , uh, given the votes of jeanne the cradle of melashovina, it turns out that the same political barrier is formed, as in 2017, when all parties unite with the sole purpose of not letting in, the elysee palace. marine le pen will it be or not? there is still 2 weeks to convince supporters to vote for her. well, the second round on april 24 , dmitry thank you nastya our european correspondent anastasia popova was in direct contact with the latest news from france . equipment for the sulfur project of the famous nornickel are building installations to capture emissions at at the nadezhda metallurgical and copper plants , their huge heat exchangers delivered the sowing to taimyr by sea, very tense. s

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and so lizun watched this final stage of the struggle for elysee palace.debate was not a triumph for marine le pen, nor was the election afterwards. she complained that she was tired then, so in 2020 everything is in tar, so that the option with the right marine le pen, that is, marine ultra-right, and the macron turns out to be none, where an adjective describing his essence should have been before his name. the dash on the other side has not stuck to him for 5 years. no clear definition, except perhaps such a president of the rich, but the candidate of the rich against the candidate from the right, such a wording is not in the interests of macron in 2017, during le pen’s televised debate, she also reproached macron for being a creeping candidate, crawling, as she said in front of berlin, brussels, washington 5 years ago, threw in his face that whatever the election results are, rule france will be a woman, either she is marina lepen or german chancellor angela merkel, macron, 5 years ago, in response, he turned to the individual, called marin a worthy be

such confessions and continues to pump them with weapons, as the president of france said in the elysee palacethe president of ukraine spoke on the phone for an hour today. sources. those close to the macron, claims that he promised to increase assistance in the field of defensive weapons without specifics. this is later, but for now france is preparing for sunday rallies. there are already a lot of people gathering now, and all of them did not vote for the macron in the recent presidential elections, let me remind you of my no. he was told almost half of the voters of the second round. the collective west is clearly inciting the kiev regime to escalate, the head of our diplomacy said in an interview with the chinese xinhua news agency and the al rabi tv channel. sergei lavrov spoke in detail about the motives and actions of russia in the foreign ministry, by the way, he does not rule out that moscow will invite us deputy secretary of state victoria nuland to a meeting of the parliamentary commission to answer. lavrov explained what the pentagon biolaboratories in ukraine were doing and why th

herzen studied the alignment of forces before the decisive battle for the elysee palace.n heroes here he and she are the same couple as in 2017 he is immanuel macron, incumbent president and leader of the forward party, france she is a candidate for the national association of marinopen. between them, a gap of only 3% macrons does not let the lady forward. in the best case, the macron is supported by no more than 30% of the electorate. this means that 70% of the majority of the french are against him and the rejection of the macron. among these people, there is probably a very strong one, many do not like him because he is a former banker and because he has the psychology of a resident of a large cities. this does not impress everyone, in addition to the big city. the macron of paris also works for the voters with brussels headquartered in the capital of the european union, the events in which he takes part do not need to be specially organized by his electoral headquarters. the youngest in the history of the president of france is counting on the longest possible politic

years ago, and marine le pen discussed the fate of france in the european union, the owner of the elysee palaceright refers to eu differently according to li pence, now politicians are trying to replace french sovereignty european, but it does not exist, because there is no single european nation. she also spoke out against the jew's harp of the supply of russian oil and gas, and ukraine is extremely right to consider transferring offensive weapons to kiev. it is impossible against this background. marina's associates in the european parliament criticized the interview of vladimir zelensky to one of the french channels, shown before the debate and in their opinion. he attacked marine le pen, so he was trying to influence the elections. your libera is here on this. i have everything now to my colleagues with good morning. thank you maria thank you dear. tv viewers, that you are meeting the morning of a new day with us, we remind you that today is thursday, april 21, and for the orthodox it is clean thursday. after all, the bright holiday of the resurrection of christ or easter is coming soon, an

macron promised the president of france spoke on the phone with volodymyr zelenskyi, sources at the elysee palace informed the french tv channel bfm-tv about this, macron also promised to actively work on restoring the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine to the lviv psychiatric hospital, the children were evacuated from kharkiv, there they will continue treatment, the head of the department says that the children do not understand why the war started, the doctors say the most difficult thing is to explain to them when they return home, our belongings have already become this girl came to lviv from kharkiv we talk at the lviv psychiatric hospital where children from the war zone were sheltered, some were still treated in kharkiv institutions and where was the war, where in the background of these experiences, these trials that i had to go through, do i have one or another impairment, the head of the department, oksana lemishko, is doing everything so that the children adapt, here is a class with drawing , the children tell them, it is calm here, but why did the war start? it happened,

france but the entire european union marin-pen against the criminal crown, who will occupy the elysee palace will become. it is already known very soon for orthodox christians. today the bright holiday of easter has come, christ is risen words that sounded at midnight in all churches and will sound for 40 more days as a symbol of the good news about the victory of life. over death, they ended great lent , the time came for easter joy for the first time after the pandemic in russia, they could celebrate the holiday. so a mass of almost 1.5 million parishioners gathered in moscow churches alone. the main solemn service, which was attended by the president, was held in the cathedral of christ the savior, according to tradition, the holy fire was delivered there from jerusalem, ivanovsky's report shoulder to shoulder, word for word, long-awaited in all senses service after two years of wine restrictions , finally complete unity at the main christian service. in the main temple of the country, the cathedral of christ the savior will practically fill the courts, parishioners from different cities

it says he's acknowledged one of the reason he's managed to return to the elysee palace is because people him as they didn't want to choose marine le pen. the guardian also devotes most of its front page to macron�*s projected victory, calling it a victory for him and also for the european union. and finally, the daily mail also has a picture of president macron and his wife brigitte, but its main story is a reported shortage of available hrt drugs. so, let's begin. one big story of course is the french election. good evening to you both and thank you for coming back on. let's start with the daily telegraph as i mentioned as we could almost pick any paper but we will start there. interestingly the line they had picked out is i owe you, emmanuel macron premises france as he admits voters back to him only in order to keep marine le pen from power. what do you make of that? interesting first response from emmanuel macron, who has been pitted to win sort of a decisive victory in the second round of the french presidential election. it's interesting that his first response to that victory, whi

if you ask them to shut their eyes for a second, can they imagine marine le pen going into the elysee palace? it's easy to forget, at a time when there's a war in one part of europe and political turmoil in another, that other parts of the world are currently enduring crises which threaten their entire future. in sri lanka, the economy is in meltdown and the government is defaulting on its payments of foreign debt. how bad are things getting for ordinary people there? rajini vaidyanathan is our south asia correspondent. things really are dire here. you've notjust got people who were already in poverty finding themselves in a difficult situation. you've got middle—class families who are struggling to afford the basic essentials. i'lljust give you an example. i went out with a family that i'd met at the protests at the weekend. of course, there's been mass protests now for many, many days, because prices of basics have gone up so much, they can't afford to buy their children basics like apples. i mean, that's how staggering this is. and then, if you add on top of that, john, the fact that ther

appearance of the macron himself, for more than an hour, he was in no hurry to ride his cortege of the elysee palace. then, when he appeared here, he appeared with his wife. they walked side by side, surrounded by her children, to the anthem of the european union , he literally just got up on stage, now he is addressing his supporter with a victory speech. as for marina, of course, not such sentiments. some even women could not hold back their tears. many hoped that in tallinn the patriotism offered. alla le pen will still find reflection in the hearts of the french, but still, the gap is really so big that li peng -e, even before the announcement of the final results , went on stage and admitted her defeat. here are her words. i do not regret anything. today we have been buried a thousand times and a thousand times history has punished those who predicted our disappearance. this defeat gives me hope, the current result shows that a huge number of the french want change, the french have shown that they want to see a stronger government. than can suggest emmanuel macron? most of all, of course, they

it says he's acknowledged one of the reason he's managed to return to the elysee palace is because peopleof him because they didn't want to choose marine le pen. the guardian also devotes most of its front page to macron�*s projected victory. calling it a victory for him and also for the european union. lots to get on with so we will get cracking. hello both. lovely to see you. one place to start, it is these elections in france. macron�*s projected victory. let's start with the front page of the guardian, that has a photo of macron in the middle and the headline, macron pledges unity after he fends off le pen threat. lizzie, why don't you kick us up this evening? we threat. lizzie, why don't you kick us up this evening?— threat. lizzie, why don't you kick us up this evening? we have had the exit olls us up this evening? we have had the exit polls and — us up this evening? we have had the exit polls and the _ us up this evening? we have had the exit polls and the projected - us up this evening? we have had the exit polls and the projected results l exit polls and the projected results fro

election sensational did not happen to any of the candidates, including the incumbent host macron's elysee palacean absolute majority of the votes of the voters well, now france is waiting for the second round of the macron will confront marina le pen, who in the west of the opponent is accused of pro-russian sentiments. and here the intrigue remains. nobody is going to predict right now. what will be the outcome of this race? why do we find out from vladimir kobyakov, he carefully studied poly and the alignment in france and er, the influence of external and internal factors on him, volodya, as i understand it, that the favorites of the race go almost head to head, and some polls even with ult win. marine lepin, is it, well , firstly, there are still 2 weeks ahead in france, look at the previous 2 weeks, the ratings of candidates have changed a lot. and perhaps it will be in the future. and secondly, now it is important how to distribute votes from candidates who have already left. well, look, during the nightly vote count, the difference between the macron or pen was even reduced to one percent

not only france but the entire european union marina friend against akron, who will occupy the elysee palace will become known very soon for orthodox christianity and the bright holiday of easter has come christ is risen words that sounded at midnight in all churches and will sound for 40 more days, as a symbol of the good news about the victory of life over death, the great is over lent is the time for easter joy for the first time after the pandemic in russia, the holiday was celebrated. so , almost 1.5 million parishioners gathered in churches in moscow alone. the main solemn service at which the president was present, passed in the last days of christ the savior, according to tradition, the holy fire was delivered there from jerusalem, a report by ivan prosov. everyone can shoulder to shoulder, word for word, the long-awaited in every sense service after two years of wine restrictions, finally, complete unity at the main christian service. in the main temple of the country. the cathedral of christ the savior is practically filled with parishioners from different cities of russia to share

he's 70 years old, this is his third attempt at the elysee palace, as well. round — he's saying, obviously, publicly he thinks he will — but if he doesn't make the second round, is he saying to his supporters, which we understand he is, "do not vote for macron, you should give your vote to marine le pen"? which might make things much, much tighter this time than 2017, when emmanuel macron smashed marine le pen in the second round. now — a moment of space history — as the first all—private crew has arrived at the international space station. this is their arrival earlier this afternoon. the all male crew are called the axiom—1. let's have a look at a few more details. the axiom—1 is the first all—private mission to the international space station. the four men are led by a former us space agency astronaut, michael lopez—alegria. passengers include a us real estate entrepreneur and aerobatic pilot larry connor; israeli investor eytan stibbe; and canadian entrepreneur, mark pathy. the mission set off from florida kennedy space centre and is expected to last eigh

international topic today is the second round of the presidential elections in france for a seat at the elysee palacecurrent head of state emmanuel macron and marine le pen representing the right forces and possible whether not the collapse of the european union if le pen leads the fifth republic, now the turnout in the elections has exceeded 26%, the lipen candidates themselves have already voted, went to the polling station in the northern region on the decal, and the macron lowered the ballots in the city of letok on the english channel. what are the chances of both candidates knows lisa herzen macron was accused of being the president of the rich. therefore, on the last day of campaigning, macron went to the poor sandini, the troubled district of france, where crime is twice as high as in the whole country and 70% of the population. at least one immigrant parent. in the first round of elections, half of the sandy did not vote for the socialist mélenchon; not bequeathed by the members of his party, the second round is going to boycott or spoil the ballots. so the macron went to personally agitate

extremely, low turnout, spoiled ballots and riots in the streets the political battle for the elysee palace is over the macron is out the winner is ahead, the second term and such constancy is rare for france. the preferential mortgage program will last until the end of the year. there is a reduction in the rate to nine percent, proposed by vladimir putin at a meeting on economic personnel issues. we received shortly before our release the russian authorities. according to the president, they are doing everything to support businessmen citizens. and in general, all sectors of the economy. the results of the priority measures, inflation is already slowing down , prices have begun to decline ahead of a lot of work to make home buying more affordable for citizens, in order to stimulate construction as a whole , i propose to reduce the rate on preferential mortgages from 12% we set up to nine percent per annum a long time ago. yes, indeed, 90 percent has recently been set, but the situation is generally positive and gives us the opportunity to take a step down. it is also necessary to extend th

and if you shut your eyes fora moment, can you imagine marine le pen in the elysee palace as your presidentt? i think she would be not so bad. not so bad as macron. with the very latest polls suggesting more support for marine le pen, more people are asking whether france is on the verge of its own brexit moment or trump moment. in other words, a political earthquake, something that has far reaching consequences, notjust here, notjust in europe, but beyond. but le pen appeals less in cosmopolitan paris, and emmanuel macron remains the frontrunner in the national polls. translation: i will vote for him. i've seen his values, what he can do at the geopolitical level, how he runs the country, how we listen to the french and took care of covid and dealt with protests. he's shown that he's a president up to the challenge. in this first round, the french have many candidates to choose from, but only two go through, meaning lots of voters will have to think again in a fortnight�*s time. if the polls are right and it's between macron and le pen, then what do you do? just not living in france anymor

integrity of ukraine, but the bfm tv channel reported today with a link at the fountains in the elysée palaceso that president macron also promised to provide ukraine with self-propelled artillery installations caesar well, first of all, thanks to mr. macron for winning the the elections, and of course thanks for caesar who will help us in for caesars who will help us in the fight against the aggressor, a number of countries are urging their citizens to leave the territory of moldova, in particular france, which bulgaria and israel will provide. i am at the moment, and if it has accidentally slipped there, then the moldovan ministry of foreign affairs asks to return immediately, explaining that all warnings are simply part of the standard security protocol in accordance with which the ministries of foreign affairs of various countries act, at the same time, we assure you that foreign diplomatic missions remain in kisheniv, this does not remind you of anything similar, because it reminds me of something similar that happened in ukraine when, before the russian invasion of ukraine, on february

at the same time, the owner of the elysee palace regularly calls putin up only in march, the macron calledother western leaders very nervous. and against this background, it turned out that the main opponent of the macron , marin lipen, she has been systematically speaking out in support of russia for a long time, and has sharply reduced the backlog of figures from him. here, on your screens, the latest opinion poll showed that in the event of a macron or foam, in the second round of elections, the incumbent president receives 51.5 le. pen gets 48.5%, 3% is practically such an error, will the french forgive. you are with us since valera used to be russians in europe soaring, prices, and so on and so forth, until such a situation. we have already talked about this. first of all, this is not such a sharp increase. yes, secondly, not for everything, but thirdly. while such a situation is catastrophic, it is not so sharp, because you remember me better, the ninety-eighth year, remember even better, tuesday and so on. and so i was then, i was still quite like this, for them it is completely dif

emmanuel macron and marina lefen discuss the fate of france in the european union, the owner of the elysee palace leader of the far right treats the eu in different ways, according to le pen, now politics is trying to replace french sovereignty with a european one, but it does not exist, because there is no single european nation. she also spoke out against the embargo on the supply of russian oil and gas, and ukraine is extremely right to consider transferring offensive weapons to kiev. it is impossible against this background marina's associates in the european parliament criticized the interview of vladimir zelensky to one of the french channels, shown before the debate in their opinion. he attacked marine le pen, so he was trying to influence the elections. for the orthodox today, great thursday, which is popularly called clean on this day, the church remembers the last supper in its time, as the gospel says, jesus established the sacrament of communion and washed the feet of the disciples as a sign of love and humility. first of all, on this day, this day of spiritual purification, believers

he's 70 years old, this is his third attempt at the elysee palace, as well.ously, publicly he thinks he will — but if he doesn't make the second round, is he saying to his supporters, which we understand he is, "do not vote for macron, you should give your vote to marine le pen"? which might make things much, much tighter this time than 2017, when emmanuel macron smashed marine le pen in the second round. the first all—private mission to the international space station has docked. the crew — consisting of a pilot and three passengers — have been welcomed inside the international space station. they are due to spend eight days orbiting the earth. the flight is being hailed as a milestone in the commercialisation of space flight. to find out more about the implications this latest, privately—funded mission may have for future space exploration, we can go to new york and speak to tariq malik, editor in chief of space dot com. thank you forjoining us. this is a significant moment for space travel, put it in some context? this mission arrived at the _ put it in so

emmanuel macron is hoping for a second five—year term in the elysee palace — promising to push on withacron's hi, i'mjessica parker, and emmanuel macron's election night location at the foot of the eiffel tower where he hopes to be the first in years to win a second office. the challenger — marine le pen — is hoping her right—wing brand of eu—scepticism and anti—immigration policies will change the course of french politics. i'm nick beake at the le pen headquarters — where her supporters are hoping france will elect its first

this was the effect of anti-russian sanctions, citing the employment of the inhabitants of the elysee palacesolving world problems. he even started his election campaign later than the other candidates. however, this did not save him from what almost. at every meeting with voters, macron was accused of driving the french into poverty, according to local media reports , the protocol department. he even began to carry with him to such events, an additional suit for fear that the head of the republic could again throw eggs. it's terrible. mr. president, it's terrible to go to the store to fill up a car. i'll tell you frankly, i had a salary that allowed me to live with dignity. i could put a paycheck money could go on vacation. today, however, i have become a poor employee in a position of catastrophic pensioners with small pensions and farmers. think about us. we will die mr. president. do something we have a problem. we cannot pay our electricity bills. we have nothing to go shopping. we can't fill our bucky reproached macron and colleagues in the european union, as polish prime minister mate

supply weapons to paris today without honor and conscience, as the president of france told the elysee palaced to increase assistance to ukraine in the field of defensive weapons, after all , specifics. but this is later, but for now france is preparing for sunday rallies. people are gathering now, there are a lot of them, and in the recent presidential elections they all voted against the macron, i remind you almost half of the voters told him their no in the second round for the sake of their own ambitions, the west is ready to jeopardize the security interests of other states - this is the statement of the head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs sergey lavrov in an interview with the chinese agency, xinhua, the minister also answered questions from journalists of the robi tv channel. why are the policies of the nato countries actually manifesting? why are the politicians of the nato countries actually showing indifference to the fate of ukraine, prompting kiev to fight, figuratively speaking, to the last ukrainians. why do peace talks fail? two compromises were found and in the cap

that is a real challenge for anyone who will take to the elysee palace after this.ay. there are renewed calls for peace talks with ukraine's president again asking to meet with vladimir putin. the united nations is also stepping up its efforts at diplomacy with visits to moscow and kyiv this week. it's easter sunday in ukraine with people reflecting on the war which today enters its third month as danjohnson reports. vladimir putin may have been to church this morning to mark the vladimir putin may have been to church this morning to mark the orthodox christian celebration... but he will not convince ukrainians he is a man of peace. their easter is about a resurgent defence of their country, rising again in resistance to russian attacks. at least eight lives were lost yesterday when an apartment block was hit in odesa. a three—month—old baby died here, the latest sacrifice in weeks of war. the president's easter message was high on symbolism and heavy with condemnation. translation: our souls are full of fierce hatred for the invaders l and all that they have done.

french voters now is marine le pen fit to go forward into the second round and take the keys to the elysee palace has been associated with an extremist far right racist party. has that changed now with another candidate in the poll today, eric zemmour, who has perhaps taken some of the poison out of the immigration debate that she formally represented. let's just see where we are now with matthieu tardis. he is from the french institute of foreign relations. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. i want to just focus on the immigration debate which eric zemmour has taken and made his own. what is the situation in terms of immigration in france? how big an issue is it in reality? good afternoon. in reality, immigration in france, it is quite stable for the last decade, actually. there was a rise in arrivals of asylum seekers for the last five years, like everywhere in europe, as you know, but besides that, we are talking about professional working immigration, family immigration, it has been quite stable except for refugees and students who we all want to get in the country. so the situation wi

he's 70 years old, this is his third attempt at the elysee palace, as well.but if he doesn't make the second round, is he saying to his supporters, which we understand he is, "do not vote for macron, you should give your vote to marine le pen"? which might make things much, much tighter this time than 2017, when emmanuel macron smashed marine le pen in the second round. time for the weather now with darren hello there. warmer weather on the way for next week which i'm sure will be a welcome change. this weekend, though, has been cold and it will be frosty again tonight. before we seek out amounts tending to increase during tomorrow. that cloud is coming in from the west. this cloud eventually arriving across western areas of the uk. ahead of that, we got the clearest skies, a few showers around today, and they will continue across northern parts of scotland, a bit wintry over hills. otherwise for many, we will have clear skies. that means i frost quite widely as well. temperatures could be down to —a or —5. it won't be as cold as he had towards the western co

speaking shortly after the exit polls showed that marine le pen would not be making her way to the elysee palacee would keep up the political fight against emmanuel macron in the run—up to thejune parliamentary elections. translation: this evening french people have - shown that they want a strong counterweight to mr macron. and of course we want to see that they have shown that they want to have protection and to not see the undermining of social systems and purchasing power. they stand against insecurity and the change in the retirement age proposed by emmanuel macron. this evening, i fear that the next five years will not break away from the practices that were carried out in the first time of macron and i feel that nothing will be done to repair the fractures we have experienced in this country. to avoid this power grab by certain individuals, now i would like to say that i will continue my commitment to france and french people. i will persevere. crowd chant: marine! marine! at the end of this process, there is an enormous process happening in this country. and there are efforts to combat t

christiane amanpour in paris where emmanuel macron will be spending another five years in the elysee palace far from where we are. congratulations on his victory have been rolling in ever since the result was clear from around the world, particularly his european and u.s. allies. on twitter, the u.s. president, joe biden, called france america's oldest ally and a key partner. he also said he looks forward to working together to support ukraine, to defend democracy and to counter climate change. the german chancellor, olaf scholz has said that france voters have sent a strong message to europe. mr. macron and mr. scholz spoke by phone after the election results. the british prime minister boris johnson also referenced his nation's alliance with france and a future of cooperation. joining me now is the french secretary of state for european affairs, and he has been a member of macron's campaign team. thank you for being with us. so first and foremost, the world is congratulating your president for the victory. how did you pull it off? everybody was so worried, at least his allies that it was

people are looking for a change but that change could give vladimir putin a perceived ally in the elysee palacerance feels in uncharted election territory sally lockwood, sky news, paris. >>> elon musk and twitter. first he became the company's biggest shareholder, then plans to join the board suddenly reversed is there a bigger plan of action in the works >>> and standing her ground. a decision made today on the fate of the fearless girl statue currently holding court outside the new york stock exchange. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. get internet and voice for $49.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. and ask how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. >>> elon musk deciding not to join twitter's board o

. >> announcer: has been re-elected to the ÉlysÉe palace in the last 20 years.closer relationship to the russian president, vladimir putin. there are questions about her approach to sanctions and the future relationship of france with russia, not to mention the world of france and nato. the big concern is whether -- will turn out to support macron given turnout has been lower in this first round of the election. karen tso reporting for cnbc from paris. >> cnbc's karen tso in paris, thank you. >>> next, justice for ukraine. how does the world obtain it? can putin actually be held to account for war crimes? former u.s. ambassador to nato helps us answer those questions. >>> but first, a preview of what is ahead later tonight on ayman. >> i'm ayman mohyeldin. tonight at 9:00 eastern on ayman, congressman david cicilline will be here to talk about the historic confirmation of judge ketanji brown jackson. that is tonight, 9:00 eastern, right here on msnbc. you only py for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! new personal record, limu! only

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emmanuel macron is hoping for a second five—year term in the elysee palace — promising to push on with reforms which have sometimes proved unpopular. hi, sometimes proved unpopular. i'mjessica parker, 6 macron�*s hi, i'mjessica parker, and emmanuel macron�*s election night location at the foot of the eiffel tower where he hopes to be the first in years to win a second office. the challenger — marine le pen — is hoping her right—wing brand of eu—scepticism and anti—immigration policies will change the course of french politics. i'm nick beake at the le pen headquarters — where her supporters are hoping france will elect its first female president and first far right president — and deliver a political shock that will be felt far and wide: voting is coming to an end — the first exit poll could indicate who's ahead — we'll bring you all the developments from an election which could change the direction of notjust france but the whole of europe. welcome to paris, where voters here and across the country are deciding on who will next lead them as president. are deciding on who will next the

close to the french, about caring more about the poor and the needy than the rich president in the elysee palaceshe will have one that many people over, though.- am not sure she will have one that many people over, though. thank you, huh many people over, though. thank you, hugh schofield, _ many people over, though. thank you, hugh schofield, in _ many people over, though. thank you, hugh schofield, in paris. _ across ukraine's kyiv region, efforts have begun to clear the countless pieces of unexploded ammunition left behind after fierce fighting. the main hospital there says it's receiving increasing numbers of patients who've touched or stepped on mines and shells. 0ur correspondent anna fosterjoined one de—mining patrol on the outskirts of kyiv. the russians have gone, but danger still lurks here. countless pieces of unexploded ammunition litter the kyiv suburbs. mines, shells, grenades, both fired by russian forces and used by ukrainian soldiers for defence. more than 80,000 have been neutralised so far. this is what is left of dmytro's work van. he was standing next to it when it drove ove

if you ask them to shut their eyes for a second, can they imagine marine le pen going into the elysee palacedy in poverty finding themselves in a difficult situation. you�*ve got middle—class families who are struggling to afford the basic essentials. i�*lljust give you an example. i went out with a family that i�*d met at the protests at the weekend. of course, there�*s been mass protests now for many, many days, because prices of basics have gone up so much, they can�*t afford to buy their children basics like apples. i mean, that�*s how staggering this is. and then, if you add on top of that, john, the fact that there are long power cuts every night here, for hours on end, in some cases, and that�*s happening across the country. so it�*s notjust inflation, it�*s access to power, and also access to gas, diesel, petrol. people queuing up in the blistering heat, and sometimes people say that they�*ve been queuing for maybe ten hours, and they get to the front of the queue and it�*s all run out. it sounds like the collapse of a nation. people really feel like this island nation is on the brin

run—off vote in the french presidential election to decide whether emmanuel macron stays in the elysee palaceformer wife amber heard of allegations of domestic abuse. all i could think of was that those people would think that i was a fraud... ian was unimpressed: finally, when we were off—air last week, bbc news announced the appointment of its new political editor chris mason. it has been a protracted process, it was before christmas laura kuenssberg announced she would be standing down, the position was advertised with an initial deadline of 20 january, then extended to 10 february and chris mason was said at the time to have ruled himself out of the running. subsequently it was widely reported that a short list had emerged of two external female candidates, but then the post was re—advertised internally with a new deadline of 5 april. in response, bbc news told us: in general, the appointment has been warmly applauded with bridget linson describing chris mason as: we've enjoyed speaking to proud yorkshireman chris mason in the past on this programme and we are looking forward to having hi

france dominated much of bbc news output last weekend, as emmanuel macron was voted back into the elysee palace of its first presenter, charles wheeler, guests on the programme have included foreign correspondence based in the uk, providing a fresh perspective on the big stories of the week. my guests today are thomas kielinger of die welt, polly toynbee of the guardian, mina al—oraibi of asharq al—awsat, and brian o'connell, who's an irish journalist. welcome to you all. the format remained unchanged through the days of gavin esler, and for the past five years, it's been hosted by one of news channel's presenters, with shaun ley normally in the chair of late. but this week it emerged that dateline london faces the axe from september, with the bbc saying in a statement: several viewers have told us they are unhappy with the decision to end the programme. beth hutchings recorded this video for us. i was watching dateline last saturday, as i always do and have done for many years, thinking how amazing shaun ley is, the way he gets the group to merge and mingle, and get a really good discussion go