let's bring in our correspondent lisa lewis in paris she's been following my columns on march movement there today just outside of where they have been following the results there lisa you know we heard a very victorious sounding marine le pen there very confident is this really such a big victory for her and her party. well they did come first in these elections obviously they say this has been an immense victory and they've even appealed to president in manama call to dissolve the parliament as he had turned this very much in a standoff between pro europeans and euro skeptics and in a question about his authority however when you look at the results where at least at the estimates because throughout results we've come in a very short time you can see that there at the turnout the result of the national rally is actually supposed to be below the water they achieved five years ago so it's very difficult to argue that this is huge victory for them and so that they could ask for the government to step down because of this so maybe not a huge victory for marine le pen but is this a big bl

responded lisa lewis for us there in paris covering the very latest thank you lisa. right now we're just getting the 1st projected figures on how many seats each party group each block would have in the next european parliament let's take a look at some of those figures now the leftist european united left and nordica green bloc would take 44 seats so far the center left the social democrats get 149 seats the green to see their at around 6067 seats the liberal a l d e group would receive $94.00 seats the center right the european peoples party this is the biggest block of the parliament takes $163.00 seats then we have the euro skeptic conservatives the e.c. are taking 59 seats and then we come to the populist group so we have the s.d.d. at $46.00 seats and the new proposed far right european alliance of peoples and nations the purple you see there at $73.00 seats the remaining 5056 seats going to other smaller parties let's go right to brussels our bureau chief mike hoffman has been a roping in some of the key players there in brussels for us tonight max take it awa

correspondent lisa lewis joins us on the line from the french capital with the latest welcome lisa what more do we know. well at least to me that is confirmed that apparently a mine put down a bag full of nice bones and trees at about $20.00 to $6.00 local time there is key to peace city to city so to put it just that mine is very angry varying a dark sunglasses and tight in his face with. police now looking for this man apparently fled advice because the areas cordoned off they are and the moment 10 people injured but lightly injured and for the time being the situation seems to be under control. and so this is now being investigated as a terrorism incident and that's been a well yes the antiterrorism section off the prosecutor's office has been seized but that doesn't necessarily mean that this has been but it was a terrorist attack that same police who told me for now we try and i this is about this can be someone who has just gone crazy and committed suicide so that this can be an islamic it when it has as committed as harris attack but we're still looking into it and be the police

that you have some room on there and our correspondent lisa lewis has been tracking all of this for us she's at present bleak and marsh movement in the paris for us lisa what are some of the reactions you're seeing there to these initial results. well not said he was over the head if even a solstice that's the alliance that includes a man about calls and r.e.m. party so the president's party she was just speaking and saying that millions of people who voted for us this is showing that 2 years on from presidential from the presidential elections and office 6 months of social crisis due to a yellow best protests that our government is still robust and that we will carry out and continue with the reforms that we initiated in on a national level and that we will also be for the 1st time with our hot seat with the i l r e m party in the euro in column and and be the biggest national delegation in that centrist group and there was nobody tried to push the our european agenda so they made here is rather good obviously they admit that they're coming 2nd you know 1st it's that's not such good n

lisa lewis is covering the paris demonstrations force as she reports that the police have adopted a much tougher stance than in previous may day rallies the police deployed more than seven thousand police officers in the streets today and they were using danes they were using one hundred nine thousand mobile teams on and on motorbikes actually at that we're trying to when something happened be there really quickly and intervene the police have already oh also change strategy because before hand they would stay away from the dumb and stem straight as but these five months of demonstrations sometimes very violent stemmed yellow vests demonstrations of the pot past five months and that actually has the effect that the police has now changed its strategy because this day today was announced as a day of how a hand france there was lisa louis reporting from paris warriors for the wiki leaks founder julian assange say they'll focus on stopping him from being extradited to the united states that after a london court jelled him for fifty weeks for skipping bail breached his bail terms when he sou

it was lisa lewis reporting in paris lawyers for the wiki leaks founder julian assange say they'll now focus on stopping him from being extradited to the united states it comes after a london court jailed him for fifty weeks for skipping bill songe breached his bail terms when he sought refuge in the ecuadorian embassy back in two thousand and twelve he did then to avoid extradition to sweden over reap allegations he was arrested last month after ecuador withdrew his asylum. judy in a soldier was whisked from the courthouse back to prison to begin his sentence. the wiki leaks find that had cleaned himself up since british police tracked him from the ecuadorian embassy last month and caught his lawyer at ita letter in which is songs apologized quote unreservedly but the judge appeared on moved she said the sound had used his privilege to evade justice and that his seven years in the embassy cost british taxpayers sixteen million times. outside the court supporters were vocal in their anger at the sentence many see a'sssos as a hero for exposing abuses of power and championing free speec

our correspondent lisa lewis is a covering the demonstration for us in paris she joins us now hi lisa give us an idea of how things have been there are today. well at this very moment things are rather calm people are marching towards the end of the demonstration but right at the beginning you had really violent clashes between hooded and must demonstrators and the police before the demonstration kicked off actually because they the police wouldn't let them go one or start actually before two thirty in the afternoon now there are apparently already quite a lot of injured people and there was lots of tear gas used as i could tell even from the sites the street and there was some kind of catch and mouse game going on between the protesters and the police one chasing the other and the other way around. police that we did see serious violence break out it made it demonstrations of the past two years how did police prepare for this year. but people were the police have really geared up for this they have to polish more than seven thousand police officers here in paris they're using drones

in fact you next to paris where we find the doubly correspondent lisa lewis. here in france like in some other european countries these european elections have turned largely into a standoff between pro europeans and euro skeptics there is a lot at stake for president in our car and his alliance for no songs after months of yellow vests protests he is hoping a strong results will show that many people still support him so that he can push through for the reforms on a national and european level however the latest polls were showing the far right national rally to be in the lead tapping into widespread sentiment sentiment as being left feeling left behind by the national government and by the european union now mccaw supporters obviously hoping that these predictions will turn out to be wrong especially if many people turn out to vote and given that up until a few days ago a 3rd of all were still hadn't made up their mind. in paris for the. top of spyro not thomas. exactly feel we're here in milan where one party the labor party and one politician matteo salvin

straight to paterson where we joined the correspondent elise lewis welcome lisa how have things been today. well it's been a strange day reading i mean violent clashes. happened right before the beginning of the demonstration actually when the demonstrators were still waiting at montana's to take off and they were you know it's a kind of cat and mouse game going on inside streets with some people injured with tear gas that was being launched by the police forces then the demonstrators a walk towards the plus to tell you just behind me and and then in the end when they got here the police cordoned off the area it's been a weird day because normally you know the first main fronts is a demonstration full of joyous parties music you've got families they've got people happy happy people who are dancing and i haven't really seen that today on the say and these may day demonstrations and you say as a traditional outing there in france but they have turned violent for the last two years how did police prepare this year. well that's right the police deployed more than seven thousand police of

lisa nandy. and also people like clive lewis, who are on the remain side. with anti—semitism, there is a massive difference, why this instant expulsion of someone who is a new labourfigure? regarding kate harry, if she actively said people should vote for the brexit party, she should also be expeued the brexit party, she should also be expelled —— kate hoey. with anti—semitism i am jewish and a member of the labour party and i think there's much more the labour party should be doing to speed the processes but to compare a black—and—white rule with a specific breach of party rules where the person has admitted openly to breaching the rules is not the same as more complex issues of anti—semitism. we would not expect a criminal trial in the uk to last the same length of time regardless of the crime they are accused of, we have got to take a different length of time to deal with it. the labour party is the second party ever in britain to be investigated by the ehrc fouranti—semitism britain to be investigated by the ehrc four anti—semitism and the only other pa