for macron, the danger is really coming from marine le pen and the rally national.n: i am just going to come back to you. i will be with you in a moment. with several high profiles in the president's party voted out, the president himself unable to run at the end of this term, what is the future for ensemble! ? does it have a future without macron? guest: it is hard to tell what will be the future. the uncertainty is that macron macron will not run again and will retire from active politics in less than five years time. you might argue it is enough time for a young leader to emerge. the former prime minister route philippe, he belongs to another small party called the horizon. he might step in, or other people might step in, but for the time being, macron has a problem. it is a bit of an empty shell. there are no real activists on the ground. guethere are no local barons. clearly, if you add to it the fact that three ministers lost the election, and macron warned that any minister losing the battle in their constituency will have to resign and leave the government,

it wasn't a vote of attachment to him, it was rejection of the other, marine le pen, and a lot of people keep out marine le pen. the large majority, no love lost for macron but they voted for him because he kept out the far right. if he'd been up against jean—luc melenchon, then the right would have come into keep him out. he did contribute to his own undoing tonight by misjudging the country completely in between the two rounds. between the two elections, the presidency and legislative. assuming that because he'd won the presidentials that there would be this momentum carrying on, we voted him in, give him more tools for the job and so on, but it didn't happen. it's happened every 20 years after a presidential election, the newly elected president has got his majority quite easily but in this case it was different because he was re—elected. so there was no desire to do him any favours at all and that's been his undoing tonight and it's a very difficult, torrid few days ahead of him. the transport secretary says it's not for the government to intervene to prevent three days of strikes on

up to 90 seats for marine le pen's party is unprecedented.- marine le pen's party is unprecedented. unprecedented. these big gains by the far left and far _ unprecedented. these big gains by the far left and far right, _ unprecedented. these big gains by the far left and far right, what - unprecedented. these big gains by the far left and far right, what do l the far left and far right, what do they suggest, i know they are projections but what do they suggest about the mood of voters and the feeling in france?— about the mood of voters and the feeling in france? they suggest that macron presidential— feeling in france? they suggest that macron presidential victory - feeling in france? they suggest that macron presidential victory was - feeling in france? they suggest that macron presidential victory was one | macron presidential victory was one that they reluctantly gave him in france. 0nce that they reluctantly gave him in france. once again they wanted to keep marine le pen out of the elysee palace, 40% voted for emmanuel macron. many simply wanted to keep marine le pen out. macr

he has placed his vote and we saw earlier marine le pen and jean—luc bell on show, his two main rivalsjustago, also placing their votes. the situation with the presidential election was that in the end, emmanuel macron won with a fairly decisive victory, but marine le pen had a lot of popular support and it was predicted that the vote may have been tighter than it was in the end, but the issue at stake there was the cost of living and french voters voicing concern that emmanuel macron was not focusing on it in the same way that marine le pen was. it is very much the same issue this time around in the elections for the parliament, the national assembly. elections for the parliament, the nationalassembly. it elections for the parliament, the national assembly. it is anticipated that potentially emmanuel macron may lose control of the assembly, there is a left—wing alliance led by jean—luc mel on show came third in the elections and that alliance is taking a lot of the votes and it is anticipated that eventually emmanuel macron may lose control of the assembly which would have implications fo

been up against anyone except marine _ had been up against anyone except marine le — had been up against anyone except marine le penhat even people who veered towards the right voted against her. but macron— the right voted against her. but macron seems to be feeling the hacklash— macron seems to be feeling the backlash now of what we are experiencing here, the cost of living — experiencing here, the cost of living crisis. because he comes from a wealthy— living crisis. because he comes from a wealthy background and has made a lot of money in banking is perceived, they call him the president for the richer in france, he only— president for the richer in france, he only seems to serve the elite and this is— he only seems to serve the elite and this is part _ he only seems to serve the elite and this is part of the surgeon populism we have _ this is part of the surgeon populism we have seen from brexit through donald _ we have seen from brexit through donald trump, through auburn in hungary— donald trump, through auburn in hungary -- — donald trump, through auburn in hungary —— part of the surge in populism _ hungary

marine le _ leading so far. less than two months after marine le pen _ leading so far. arine le pen lost _ leading so far. less than two months after marine le pen lost the - after marine le pen lost the presidential elections, she is delighted by these results, what is your analysis of why her party might have done so well?— have done so well? actually, she asked with _ have done so well? actually, she asked with 4196 _ have done so well? actually, she asked with 4196 of _ have done so well? actually, she asked with 4196 of the _ have done so well? actually, she asked with 4196 of the votes, - have done so well? actually, she i asked with 4196 of the votes, which asked with 41% of the votes, which was already very concerning at the end of april. —— she lost with 41% of the votes. she didn't have to do any campaigning, she let the campaign go on and it was very successful, which is even more concerning at the end of this parliamentary election. and she also led the kind of doubt about her policy work in her favour. she did something to her own goals, which was to stress

on the far left, jean—luc on one side, and then the far right candidate marine le pen's party who havees at least what they had in 2017 and the heavyweights left behind. le monde said: that's because president macron�*s camp has said that we have known better nights, we have disappointed a number of the french boaters, the message is clear. dissolving the national assembly would be a big step. that's right. le monde refer to an unnamed strategist for macron and there is a debate about when they can dissolve the national assembly so close after elections. most people say a year but they are reacting to the fact that they may not be able to get anything done. the fact is also that he has different options now whereas he had an outright majority last time, 350 seats, he could do a lot of what he wanted. now it's about compromises and deals and his government spokesperson did say that they're willing to work with any moderates who are willing to move france forward, a veiled reference. so far they have said they are not willing to work with him. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: swi

on the far left, general luke mellon shone, and the far right candidate marine le pen's party who havehat they had anthony 17 and completely left behind our le monde. le monde say: that's because president macron plasma camp haven't shied away from saying that it's a defeat for them, a serious setback and his government spokesperson has said we have known better nights, we've disappointed a number of french voters, the message is clear. to number of french voters, the message is clear.— message is clear. to solving the national _ message is clear. to solving the national assembly - message is clear. to solving | the national assembly would message is clear. to solving - the nationalassembly would be the national assembly would be a big step. the nationalassembly would be abiu ste. . v a big step. that's right. le monde refer _ a big step. that's right. le monde refer to _ a big step. that's right. le monde refer to an - a big step. that's right. le l monde refer to an unnamed strategist for azadeh and there is a debate about when they can do so of the national assembly so close after e

marine le pen is taking another step back. have seen the parties number two running things in the interim. he is likely to become forward as marine le pen steps back to focus on running the national rallies parliamentary group in parliament making her a face we will see more of over the next five years. >> sunday's election results are seen as a heavy blow to president macron's agenda. the opposition can block or hinder reforms. reporter: with emmanuel macron dashed of outright majority, opposition parties in parliament will be looking to obstrt his legislative agenda. the power they have will depend on their numbers. 15 seats needed to create a parliamentary group. as a group, mps have more speaking time during questions to the government and can ask for debates to be suspended or sit in committee. 58 mps are needed to put forward a motion of no-confidence, which initiates debate, then a vote. 289 representatives say they have no confidence in the government, the prime minister must resign. if mps don't believe a bill conform

marine le pen leaders of the national association., they talked about the tsunami that the european mp had covered france. yeremerians called the results great satisfaction, saying that the right-wing leaders' strategy was true; he expressed the hope that they would now be able to play their part in the development of france; marine le pen herself welcomed the creation of a powerful opposition group of deputies. she promised that her supporters would take a firm and responsible position in the country's parliament, our only compass, the interests of france and of the french people, - lepen avek said, sit the wife of dozens and dozens of deputies, who will now find themselves in the national assembly concerned primarily with the ideas of the public good. be sure not to protect your interests in parliament in the field of immigration security employment justice, forgotten territories outcast citizens a failed democracy french minister of the interior gerardonin of the republicans who have become the fourth power of the lower house of pa

marine le pen's far right national rally partyjumped from a handful of seats, to almost 90.ng to continue to bring - french people together, as part of a great popular movement unifying all patriots from the right and left. the parliamentary opposition to mr macron�*s centrist coalition is now much stronger than before, but it's also more fractured, with one bloc led by jean—luc melenchon on the far left of the chamber, and another by marine le pen on the far right. french politics is realigning around these three political groups. some voters say it is no bad thing if president macron is forced to negotiate with his opponents. 0thers believe denying the government a majority only leads to stagnation. president macron is facing a new era of political opposition but that some see as good for democracy and others as bad for france. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. now a look at some other stories making the news today. several wildfires have broken out in northern spain after a severe heatwave. the most serious one in the sierra de la culebra mountain range in the north west

marine le pen's far—right national rally party jumped from a handful of seats to almost 90.pposition to the president from all sides. translation: we are going to continue to bring french l people together as part of a great popular movement unifying all patriots from the right and the left. the parliamentary opposition to mr macron�*s centrist coalition is now much stronger than before, but it's also more fractured, with one bloc led byjean—luc melenchon on the far—left of the chamber and another by marine le pen on the far—right. french politics is realigning around these three political groups. some voters say it's no bad thing if president macron is forced to negotiate with his opponents. others believe denying the government a majority only leads to stagnation. president macron is facing a new era of political opposition that some see as good for democracy and others as bad for france. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. we can now speak to freelance correspondent alexander seale who specialises in french and european politics. how unusual is this state of affairs for fra

now it's an invigorated left and far left rather than marine le pen's rather than marine le pen's farr emmanuel macron, this week playing up his presidential role in ukraine, today's vote is crucial. his centre—right coalition should still beat melenchon's left into second place, but will he get an outright majority? with turn out once again set to be extremely low, president macron risks losing a lot of his seats in the parliament to the point of having to make deals with other parties like the conservatives if he wants any of his reform programme to get through. macron's second presidential victory in april was a high point in his career, but is it about to take a downhill turn? i'm joined now by our correspondent hugh schofield. how frustrating you think these elections could be the president macron? , , ., macron? very frustrating. essentially _ macron? very frustrating. essentially this _ macron? very frustrating. essentially this is - macron? very frustrating. essentially this is a - macron? very frustrating. | essentially this is a turning macron? very frustrating. - essentiall

marine le pen's far right party jumped from a handful of seats to almost 90.nty of opposition to the president from all sides. >> we are going to continue to bring french people together as part of a movement bringing together patriots from the right and left. lucy: the opposition to the centrist coalition is now much stronger than before but also more fractured with one bloc lead on the far left ofhe chamber, and the other, led by marine le pen on the far right. french politics is realigning around these three political groups. some voters say it is no bad thing at president macron is forced to negotiate with his opponents. others believe denying the government a majority will lead to stagnation. president macron is facing a new era of political opposition that some see as good for democracy, and others, bad for france. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. laura: in india, the supreme court will decide at the government's policy of demolishing muslim homes is constitutional. the authorities claim the houses are illegally constructed, but crits say the hindu nati

marine le pen was the potential challenger, and now it isjean—luc melenchon, whose coalition is likelyth tapping in to the same sort of current, i would say. but it is worth pointing out that even though marine le pen has been eclipsed slightly, her party, has not been doing badly in parliamentary terms, it is looking like doing very well and could get up like doing very well and could get up to 30—a0 seats in parliament which is is never done in the past, at least not for a very long time, and that is a sign of how politics in france is completely changing, and how we could have a parliament, it seems, with these two blocs on the left and right, who are arguing against the president from the extremes and making potentially life in his second term for the president, much more complicated than his first one was.— than his first one was. thank you very much. _ than his first one was. thank you very much. hugh- _ the transport secretary grant shapps has accused the country's biggest rail union of "punishing" millions of innocent people after it confirmed it will go ahead with series of cr

but this was the big surprise of the night, marine le pen's far right national partyjumped from a handfule going to continue to bring french people together - as part of a great popular movement unifying all patriots from the right and the left. the parliamentary opposition to mr macron's centrist coalition is now much stronger than before, but it's also more fractured, with one bloc led by jean—luc melenchon on the far left of the chamber and another by marine le pen on the far right. french politics is realigning around these three political groups. some voters say it's no bad thing if president macron is forced to negotiate with his opponents. others believe denying the government a majority only leads to stagnation. president macron is facing a new era of political opposition that some see as good for democracy, and others as bad for france. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. let's speak to hugh schofield who is outside the national assembly in paris. this means that president macron will be hampered now in the coming years. will be hampered now in the coming ears. . . , will be hamper

but arguably, the big surprise came from someone who has almost been forgotten, marine le pen in the far right party. they were expected to get only between 30 and 40 and they got nearly 90 seats. it is their best ever. even in 1996 when they had a strong group they only had about 35 mps. usually this system makes it difficult for marine le pen but this time she will be able to have a group in parliament. she can influence the debates as well. stuck between the far left and the far right, emmanuel macron will have to make some very fragile alliances and fight on every single deal and reform. manus: thank you. getting various notes in terms of geography that marine le pen managed to take, places like northeast, around palais, and bordeaux. an interesting breakdown. fantastic shot, caroline. we will see you through the morning. a director general is bullish on the airline industry and sees a sustainable recovery for the sector. >> pent up demand is being fulfilled at the moment but all of the research we are doing reaffirms that people want to get back flying again. there are headwinds

run—off, left—leaning voters went out to support emmanuel backfrom, to block the far right, to block marine le penon, in districts where the far right faced a candidate front macron�*s party, left—leaning voters did not go and vote, and that allowed marine le pen's candidates to winds in far more districts than expected. to winds in far more districts than exected. �* , ., i. ~ expected. and why do you think it was so unexpected, _ expected. and why do you think it was so unexpected, this - expected. and why do you think it was so unexpected, this result. expected. and why do you think it was so unexpected, this result by| was so unexpected, this result by marine le pen, by the far right? is it simply that a couple of months ago, you know, she was almost britain off? is it something that we should have expected? i britain off? is it something that we should have expected?— should have expected? i think that the war in ukraine, _ should have expected? i think that the war in ukraine, and _ should have expected? i think that the war in ukraine, and its - the war in ukraine, and its consequences on t

thus marine le pen will have her own faction in parliament for the first time in detail.respondent regina sevastyanova ended the second round of the parliamentary elections with a cold shower for the presidents of france. won a constitutional majority. for the first time in 20 years, the leaders of the fifth republic will have to form their own cabinet with opposition forces, as analysts predicted, with a runoff runoff of a record low turnout of 54% of eligible french voters. they refused to come to the polling station, and as predicted by analysts, this played into the hands of the opposition forces. the french media as a symbol of the defeat of the president's supporters called the defeat of his closest associate, the former head of the presidential movement in parliament, christophe astaner. i am it is with great sadness that i accept the results in my constituency, this mandate allowed me to serve our territory, which i passionately love. thanks to those who trusted me. i wish all the best to leo walterra and our alpes de haute provence. minister of health bourgognon,

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marines le pens form the third largest faction with 89 seats.although the most optimistic forecasts. they were given no more than 50 seats by the bloc of president emmanuel macron, won the elections, but lost the absolute majority all the details from our own correspondent in western europe anastasia popova absolute majority. although it gets more chair than its rivals in this alignment in recent history. the fifth republic will not be remembered never in the history of the fifth republic did the national assembly know such a configuration. this situation poses a threat to our country against the background of the challenges that we should face, both nationally and internationally, but we must respect this choice and accept the consequences, but work for the presidential movement. will come with those. who during the two election campaigns of the presidential they demonized and denigrated the parliamentary one, accusing it of racism of idle talk and inconsistency with republican values, both on the right and on the left, the desire to go towards

but this was the big surprise of the night, marine le pen�*s far right national rally party jumped fromlmost 90. plenty of opposition to the president from all sides. translation: we are going to continue to bring french l people together as part of the great popular movement unifying all patriots, from the right and the left. the parliamentary opposition to macron�*s centrist coalition is now much stronger than before, but it is also more fractured, with one block led byjean—luc melenchon on the far left of the chamber, and another by marine le pen on the far right. french politics is realigning around these three political groups. some voters say it is no bad thing if president macron is forced to negotiate with his opponents. others believe denying the government a majority only leads to stagnation. president macron is facing a new area of political opposition that some see as good for democracy and others as bad for france. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. authorities in macau have ordered mass covid testing of its residents

of those who voted, the young voted for marine le pen. i think she has exactly the sort of shift in her program, i am not convinced this is an anti-immigration vote but they see her as someone who had promised for example anyone under the age of 30 wouldn't pay income tax. she has been a very, very careful to look after the sort of social side of the worries young voters have. so i think, yes. it is something that, you know, certainly for emmanuel macron who is increasingly relying on the older voter, something to think about very seriously. >> finally, putin. marine le pen had fairly direct ties to putin and the russians, received loans from russian essentially government entities. that didn't seem to hurt her at the polls at all. >> the war in ukraine clearly has been debated a lot in france but it didn't damage her and partly i think because on the far left of the political spectrum in france you also had another figure also before the war instinctively sympathetic to britain and hostile to nato. you know, you had sort of balancing eac

marine le pen was the potential challenger, and now it isjean—luc melenchon, whose coalition is likely the transport secretary grant shapps has accused the country's biggest rail union of "punishing" millions of innocent people after it confirmed it will go ahead with a series of crippling strikes. mr shapps said the travelling public faced a week of "misery" because the rail, maritime and transport union had refused to call off their action, which is due to start on tuesday. our political correspondent nick eardley has more. for anyone who relies on trains, the next few days are going to see significant disruption. the biggest rail strikes in three decades are happening, and the government says it will cause misery for people across the country. the transport secretary, grant shapps, said this morning children sitting exams will face the extra distraction of changing their travel plans, and vulnerable people trying to attend long—awaited hospital appointments may have no choice but to cancel. and he is blaming unions representing rail staff. this representing rail staff. bike is the l

yes, you are jean-luc melenchon and marine le pen do not even want to hear about the negotiations with macron. as a result, he transmits information to france. macron is seriously considering the possibility of dissolving parliament and calling early elections russian interior minister vladimir kolokoltsev visited the border regions where the consolidated police squads are formed, the main task of these units is to detect crimes, including those related to illegal arms and drug trafficking kolokoltsev checked the work of the policemen assessed living conditions in places of deployment talked with the personnel, the minister demanded maximum concentration from each employee and thanked them for the conscientious performance of their duties. in general, the situation in the country, even now, despite the start of a military operation, it shows us that we are, and we have only one right path - this is to reduce crime, as well as good luck and prosperity to everyone. on the territory of the former plant usolye khimprom in the irkutsk region, they began to dismantle buildings at the beginni

is a big question the surprise or victory last night was the far right result of the party of marine le pen who ran against emmanuel macron in the presidential race they had success with 89 mps in the last assembly with 7 huge numbers of mps. she called it a huge victory just a few months ago, people were ruling her out. she had contenders on the far right. it looks like she was in diffic difficulty she will have the third block. you have the three blocks with three very difficulty views on everything nothing in common. in some way, emmanuel macron will have to find alliances. it could be the center right the small group of mps could be crucial for emmanuel macron. everything is on the table we will discuss if this is a win for emmanuel macron. we caught up with the new parliament and all this debate is good news for democracy or whether it is instability. >> it will be interesting to see as you clearly put it. either more debate or consensus or building on the other and ability to make the parliament work and convince people we are working for them as opposed to working for us if that work

marine le pen for them.ical result of almost 95 seats, again, the results are still preliminary, but at the headquarters of the marina lipen. this was, of course, greeted with jubilation. for them. this is a historic result also because for the first time in many. they can form a parliamentary group, get funding, do away with debt, and that's it. this. e, he says, only that the french are more and more trusting marin lipen on the sly. it is gaining popularity and slowly more and more presented to the french authorities, the authorities. it may already carry out its own policy on the sly. so uh, this result and uh, for them, of course, it is very important today and marine le pen greeted everyone with hugs. here were her first words after the announcement of the results. this group will be the most numerous in the history of our political family. this trust commits us we have achieved our goals of making emmanuel macron a minority president with no control over power we will embody a strong stance but respect

it's biggest ever results. lead a marine le pen said her party had achieved its goal of making micron a minority. president. le pen los out to mac, ron in last month's presidential election. but sundays results shows strong support across france who parties at the political extremes and for more on this t w's. lisa louis joins me now from paris. lisa, what does this loss of an absolute majority in parliament actually mean for my call, it is a crushing defeat for a president in my car here in france, all the polls were predicting he might lose his majority in parliament, but not at that result. it's less seats than expected than predicted in any of the poles here in france. and what he means is basically that in my, my call will have to compose with other political forces. now that is something that, at the, that french politicians are not really used to as opposed to politicians in germany . and he will have to gather support from, you know, left wing, all right, being politicians. and is really up in the air. if in my, my call will be able to push through all of his reform agenda, es

my cross main adversary is not the far rides of marine le pen. it's the veteran, far left politician charlie miller, shaw and the nip coalition, who could cause macro most problems. they garnered as many votes as macros. alliance 26 percent. after winning a 2nd term in april emanuel my promise, he would be president for all french people. but after the 1st round of voting for the national assembly, it's clear, not all friends people, one's him. he could lose his absolute majority here at the french parliament. but the left scaling is here, don't necessarily mean a shift to the left for french politics. quite the reverse report, lagossi or less of the weight of the left in the national assembly and could push mar, calling to negotiate with right wing m p was dizzy. this could even make him move. his reforms to the right and i, ron uncle, consequent, wasn't da da last year. so, i mean that's an yoga is confident. her lines will have another strong showing and sunday, 2nd. and decisive frowned. and that they pick up more boats from some of the 50 pe

his coalition is set to become the biggest opposition grouping in parliament. cooperation with marine le pens far right. national rally, which surgeon to 3rd place from the 11 fold increase in seats is also not on the cards for macro. on monday le pen said the presence agenda was dead. i scurry me. will emanuel makram be able to do what he wants? no. the answer is no. i think that retirement at 65 is a barrier reform, as well as a whole series of other measures that he wanted to put in place. and which in reality were toxic for the french people get poorly foreseen. that leaves the conservative leg republican party as the likely partners little, but they're also adamant that they'll stay in opposition to sit on issue with no clear path forward in parliament. france could well be set for political gridlock, some across a man who once compared his own top down governing style to the roman god. jupiter sundays result represents a crushing return to us. earlier i spoke to a dw correspondingly st. louis in paris and asked her how difficult it will be for my call to govern. now, it will be incredib

it's biggest ever results. lay to marine le pen said her party had achieved its goal of making macros. a minority president le pen los out to mac, ron in last month's presidential election. but sundays results shows strong support across france who parties at the political extremes. earlier d, w, spoke to lisa lewis and paris. she explained what the loss of an absolute majority in the parliament now means from a call. while i'm on my call, we'll have to change his poly sees really it is quite certain that certain of a sudden reform that he is planning, such as for example, pushing up the retirement age from 62 to 64. 65 will be very difficult to get through parliament. he will have to compose with other forces on the left and on the right. and if he wants to form a stable alliance with other parties in parliament, that could even mean that he will have to, you would have to proceed to a reshuffle of his government at least a parcel reshuffle to build another stable group in parliament. what is for sure though, is that the governing road will be rep, very rocky for him. i coined the co

and of course marine le pen far right national party is making its historic gains. we haven't heard from emmanuel macron just yet, but a government minister did speak to cnn affiliate last night, characterizing the results as a disappointing first place for emmanuel macron wheel. so heard from the prime minister that these results can certainly throw french politics into turmoil. take a listen. >> the situation is unprecedented. never before has the national assembly experienced such a configuration under the republic. the situation constitutes of the country, given the challenges that we face both nationally and internationally. beginning tomorrow, we will work to build a majority for action. there is no alternative. >> now, these results have marked a significant shift in the balance of how emmanuel macron second term in office, and it will place a limit on his capacity to deliver on his domestic policy priority. we are talking about areas such as raising the retirement age, overhauling state welfare system and even furthering eu integration. so, that has really l

guy: jeremy, the big winner from this weekend election was marine le pen.ow does this change her political fortune? dani talked about the cost-of-living crisis. that is something she has hit hard. her message resonated with the french people in this election. jeremy: undoubtably. that rebranding effort she has been carrying out has been successful. the divide not between left and right. i do not think she calls herself extreme right anymore. she calls herself at the service of the people trying to protect the little guy, tried to protect the regular french person against inflation and against the turbulence of globalization. in many ways she resembles mental shown and looks at all of those populist leaders in europe and the united states who are trying to question the benefits of globalization. one real question is to what extent can you undermine her discourse going down the line? right now she has a lot of political momentum on her side. guy: have to leave it there. jeremy ghez, paris associate professor of economics and international affairs. thank you v

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it's biggest ever results. lead a marine le pen said her party had achieved its goal of making micron a minority. president. le pen los out to mac, ron in last month, presidential election. but sundays results shows strong support across france who parties at the political extremes. right, well d w 's lisa lewis joins me from paris. lisa, good to see you. so president a manion, my calls coalition has lost its governing majority. how difficult will it be for him to go over now? well, it will be incredibly difficult. this is a major setback for emma call. polls were predicting that he might lose that hit his majority in parliament. but for these poles also showing that he should get more see that than what he got. now he's more than 40 feet short of a majority. he will have to compose with political forces on the right on the left, and try to find a compromise on a case by case basis. really. and certain reforms that he has been planning might not be able to get pushed through such as the pension reform, where you want to push out the pension h from 62 to 64 or 65. and that is now all u

marine le pen did well in the presidential elections, because of the fact that she was tapping into theoters on cost of living in a way that voters were saying that emmanuel macron was not tapping on site for them, how much has changed since then in terms of what he is offering, and why is it, you said about the strategy for the left—wing parties in pulling together, is it more about their strategy, rather than them offering something different again? yeah, the primary concern in all of this election is about cost of living, noticeably, for example, unemployment, which is to be the big concern of five years ago has more or less disappeared, people are not worried about unemployment, jobs are out there, it is more about the cost of living and the sense that people no longer have the wherewithal to buy the things they want to buy and keep up the standards they want to keep up, that, plus worries about schools and hospitals becoming much less reliable and the whole republic will republican idea beginning to break down. these are problems that both the far left and far right tap into in the

increase the representation in parliament, and the right-wing party of national unification , led by marine le penme, it will form its own fraction. the activity of citizens at the polling stations is still the same as in the first round. according to its results, a historical anti-record was set . only 47% of voters voted. fires blaze in the vicinity of berlin due to the unprecedented heat of 40 ° for europe. south of the german capital evacuated. inhabitants of two municipalities, gusty winds of up to 70 km / h contribute to the intensification of fire and interfere with the localization of fires in the suburbs of berlin burned out already 200 hectares in the forests in northwestern spain, 25,000 hectares have already been destroyed by fire by local authorities. i had to evacuate residents, settlements, extreme heat. what has not been 70 years old, it has also been established in france where the firefighter also has to eliminate spontaneous fires, in addition, due to the heavy load on air conditioners , electricity consumption has increased many times over; new bills hit europeans' wallets even

marine le pen in her decal department won more than 50% of the votes.ans that she can count on at least 15 seats in the national assembly and will then be able to form a parliamentary group for the first time since 1986 . for her. this is certainly a success next sunday, it is important not to let him get an absolute majority on her macron, which he would begin to abuse in order to impose his anti-social project on us in the most rude and autocratic way, when everything will be done on your behalf, but instead of defeating the macron against you . it would be easier for her if the great flank came to the polls as united as the left eric zimur, head of the reconquista and former presidential candidate, lamented about this, who was eliminated after the first round. for his movement. the first round ended in a fiasco. all but one candidate did not make it to the next round. we offered the union to other parties of the right, but they did not want the left to get their opportunity. and today we see what it led to for a long time these elections will be reme

then you have marine le pen and her far right national party.9 seats, compared with the six seats it took in 2016. so the question now is how is mr. macron going to government -- going to govern? >> there could be an alliance of sorts with the conservative republicans, but that would move them too far to the right and shackle him. the second option which is the more likely one as he tries policy after policy, to build pieces to get his legislation three. in other words, he might take socially oriented policies to the left or center or to the component of the left union, he might take some economic reforms to the conservative republicans. ross: let's try and understan further what has happened here. reporter: macron is really paying the price for many mistakes he made in a few bad political choices that he made over the past five years of his presidential term. to go to them quickly, the first one really is that he decided to destroy the left-right divide that h traditionally been at the core of french politics. but in truth, he hasn't really suc

marine le pen played well.serious and what happened and the lie of the minister in practice, france demonstrated. what does it turn into the whole general zone of lawlessness and all this under the pressure of the anarchy? which got out of control and even the beauty of notre dame cathedral could not correct the situation from a tarnished image. paris, one of the spanish journalists, before the ill-fated finals for the french, went live from the temples, in which restoration work is being actively carried out, trying to to have time to open at least something by the beginning of the olympic games, the correspondent wanted to talk about a cultural pearl that had suffered from a fire, when suddenly a rat jumped out of the bushes oh, i see a rat carlos a rat on earth and all the attention of the studio operator of the audience could not be torn off from this so familiar and the main thing in such major international competitions as the olympic games is the organization and safety of the rat familiar to paris at ni

marine le pen in her department of de knee took more 50% of votes.ans that it can count on at least 15 seats in the national assembly and can then form a parliamentary group for the first time since 1986 . for her. this is definitely a success. dimash next sunday, it is important not to let him get an absolute majority on her macron, which he would begin to abuse in order to impose his anti-social project on us in the most rude and autocratic way, when everything will be done on your behalf, but instead of defeating the macron against you. it would be easier for her if the great flank came to the polls as united as the left lamented about it, who flew out after the first round, the head of the reconquista and former presidential candidate eric zimur. for his movement. the first round ended in a fiasco. all but one candidate did not make it to the next round. we offered the union to other parties of the right, but they did not want the left to get their opportunity. and today we see what it led to for a long time these elections will be remembered by