lucy williamson, bbc news, marseilles.time press them when lost his match in straight sets to dominic thiem. the serb, he is now without a major title after holding all four of them just 12 months ago. andy murray is also into the semifinals. he beat kei nishikori for a second consecutive year. he will be facing stan wawrinka switzerland. murray will have to be at his very best against the swiss. now, if breathtaking scenery, fresh alpine air and unparalleled peace and quiet sounds appealing, you may be interested in a new hotel opening in switzerland. the accommodation is a piece of conceptual art aiming to "redefine luxury," they say. but there is a catch — as andy beatt reports. it is a room with a view, but not much else. forjust over $300, guests can book into the zero star hotel and enjoy unobstructed views of flower meadows and majestic mountains. what it lacks in cosiness and creature comforts, it hopes to make up for in alfresco charm. and it is proving popular. translation: we have had requests from all over the

this woman is the party candidate for central marseille.olitics for less than one year, and tonight, facing her first ever election debate. all part of macron‘s plan to field hundreds of new faces. political people, they are used to promising a lot of things, but after the just promising a lot of things, but after thejust do promising a lot of things, but after the just do politics. promising a lot of things, but after thejust do politics. we promising a lot of things, but after the just do politics. we are coming from real life, working every day, fixing problems. france's newest party is battling rivals from the political extremes. traditional parties risk losing hundreds of seats in the selection, while macron‘s army of new faces has predicted a sweeping majority. the main rival, the far left leader, who has twice run for president. he said the success of mr macron, was built on the allusion of change. the all party was eliminated, not because they were old, but the same. what macron proposes, just more of the same. i do not think it is

they call this area the belly of marseille.n fast is one of the poorest districts in france, where unemployment is three times the national average. voters here tend to fall to the far left but president macron‘s new party is hoping to win a parliamentary majority this month from scratch. and it is building support here. translation: this election was all about bringing people together, muslim, arab, indian, christian, we are all the same. there is no hate. today, i am proud to be french. karim versini is the party candidate for central marseille. she has been in politics for less than a year and the night, she is facing herfirst ever election debate. all part of mr macron‘s plan to field hundreds of new faces in this race. you know, the political people are used to promising a lot of things and after to adjust politics. we are coming from the real life. we're working every day, we are fixing problems every day. so we now had to do the work. in seats like this one, france's newest party is battling rivals from the political ext

despite that defeat in paris, the fifth seed has won titles in lyon, marseille and rotterdam this year or nikoloz basil—ashvili next. former champion grigor dimitrov is also through to the second round. after he was knocked out in the first round in stuttgart last week, the world number 11 looked back to his best on the grass breezing past american ryan harrison in straight sets. football's world champions germany test drove a younger side against australia at the confederations cup and they were made to work hard to fight—off a second half fightback from australia in sochi. lars stindl opened the scoring for the world champions, cooley finishing this chance in acres of space, before celtic‘s tommy rogic levelled things with this left footed effort. julian draxler extended germany's lead from the penalty spot on the stroke of half time before leon goretzka extended it with a third minutes after the interval which proved enough for the win. now it's probably just now it's probablyjust believe. we know we can break down teams and to score two goals against germany is a great feat and now

we also have the firebrand of the fire left, a strongly watched seat down in marseille, studies of the if you like. anyway the populist left and the populist right will be represented in parliament and again that is probably a good thing in the sense that these forces which they represent would have spilled out with great mass protests in the last year or $0 with great mass protests in the last year or so will now be channelled democratically. 0ne year or so will now be channelled democratically. one of macron ‘s ideasis democratically. one of macron ‘s ideas is to produce an element of proportional representation in the coming elections. that means at the far right may get more of a representation in parliament, but there is a feeling that they represent a force that has been excluded from the assembly until now. 0k, hugh, thank you ray much of that. according to ipsos, president macron's they have won at least at least 355 of the 577 seat in the national assembly for stop gives them the assembly of first terms of driving through the party's nearest rival, the republican—led centre ri

comes after the scenes in france last year, when a russian hooligans were involved in a battles in marseillesfor the next world cup. transact their world —— translation: there are problems with this sort of thing all over the world. the crowd here are leading pretty ha p py world. the crowd here are leading pretty happy after that performance. 2-0 pretty happy after that performance. 2—0 against new zealand in that opening game. the grass as it is not security that worries them, but how their team performs on the pitch. —— their team performs on the pitch. —— the crowds here say that it is not. from football, to rugby, let go to the bbc will sport centre. mike brown broke clear before producing a brilliant offload to simply as francis over as england led i8— simply as francis over as england led 18- 13 simply as francis over as england led i8— 13 at simply as francis over as england led 18— 13 at the interval. they we re led 18— 13 at the interval. they were missing 30 of their best players, largely due to the lions tour. but they held on to win. we we re tour. but they held on to win. we wer

despite that defeat in paris, the fifth seed has won titles in lyon, marseille and rotterdam this yearound in stuttgart last week, the world number 11 looked back to his best on the grass breezing past american ryan harrison in straight sets. football's world champions germany test drove a younger side against australia at the confederations cup. they were made to work hard to fight—off a second half fightback from australia in sochi. lars stindl opened the scoring for the world champions, cooley finishing this chance in acres of space, before celtic‘s tommy rogic levelled things with this left footed effort. julian draxler extended germany's lead from the penalty spot on the stroke of half time before leon goretzka extended it with a third minutes after the interval which proved enough for the win. the national gallery of ireland has reopened after a multi—million dollar refurbishment, with a spectacular show of the works of the dutch master johannes vermeer. our arts editor will gompertz has been to dublin to see the reborn institution. finally, having been locked firmly shut for the

happened is these a lot of the anger a lot of the fear of what happened when we saw violence in marseilles for example i was there last year is that it's been transposed into a whole nation is put a lot of fear mongering i saw it before the european championships back in two thousand and twelve in ukraine there was a documentary that say do not go to ukraine if you're english if you're asian if you're black so i went there is a broadcast. with a great deal of trepidation what did i find nothing but calling this government supporters mingling a muffler means the brigade and the saddest thing about all these torments is that people want to get together and have a poll to every four years it's a world cup a new european championship. thanks santa time to show how truthful people were going to go in to save people's good pub sick with the local fans are going to watch look and say they can't sit mates text because she's. she's a real welcome i think the real bullshit we asked awesome section of joey home out of the hands. how big of a hobby like this was an eight person full of russian nationa

last summer in france, russian hooligans were among those facing running battles in the streets of marseillesans on the blacklist and they will not be allowed anywhere near the ground. for russia, this is a chance to prove it is host country for the next world cup. translation: problems with fan behaviour in every country and russia is no exception we are a big country, there is no threat to anyone in russia. the crowd here are feeling happy after that performance. 2—0 against new zealand in his opening ground. —— game. but not worried about security, they worry about how their tea m security, they worry about how their team performs on the pitch. the world record for the largest haka has been smashed — in where else but new zealand. it happened just before that match you were hearing about between the maori all blacks and the british and irish lions. more than 7000 people turned out in rotorua, to give it their all. men, women and children created an almighty roar and threw their hands in the air. there were more than enough to break both the guinness world record and the unofficial masterto

what's happened is these a lot of the anger a lot of the fear of what operant woman saw violence in marseilles for example i was there last year is that. transposed into a whole night sure it's been a lot of freedom i'm going to sort it for the european championships back in two thousand and twelve in ukraine there was a documentary that say do not go to ukraine if you're english if you are if you're black so i went there is a broadcast with a great deal of trepidation what did it for and calling this government supporters mingling a muffler mees the big east and the saudis thing. is that people want to get together and have a paltry every four years it's a world cup a new european championship a basically being scared to their wits by some irresponsible journalism but yes we need to be vigilant yes we need to draw a bright hooligans out of the school book please let's not solar home i should with the brochure because it's not warranted you know let's just finish posted no host nation no one is great but it's great for the competition let's say many people out here all the public square becaus

and is jean-luc melenchon was also elected in marseille. he says there is still an anti-elite and antiestablishment feeling among the french people. and his party, representing the far left wing, will offer resistance against this total majority by micron. vonnie: has macron said anything hamps-elysee? believe we do not have any reaction from the president yet, but the police it has beenhat reopened, which means that this incident could be considered a terrorist incident. a car rammed into a police van ysee about an-el hour and a half ago. the driver is probably dead, , whichng to the police we heard about 10 minutes ago. police have said to avoid the area. also, in two days from now, the cabinet is supposed to present new antiterrorism measures and to extend the state of emergency france has been living under until november. nejra: caroline connan reporting. macron's victory comes as the facesminister of the u.k. pressure to soften her stance. for more, let's bring in m&g investments manager eric lonergan. thank you for coming in. i want t

we had to go to marseilles, find a hotel, look in all the bars for all the remains of the tequila inhe place. it was a big production. and finally, my husband was like, "oh, my gosh. this is crazy!" and finally, i come in, i wait forward some of the boring people to go home-- they go home earlier. >> stephen: boring people go home? >> yes. and then the and it was amazing! everybody went crazy with a huge-- everybody was trying to be mexican, pretending to be mexican. they were pretending to be singing in-- know the songs they're singing in spanish. i saw one european, very famous person going out ♪ ay-yi-yi taco, lachada ♪ which i kika >> stephen: we have footage of this moment-- not that moment-- guillermo de toro. ♪ ♪ >> before they were all sitting wn very elegantly. and then it turned into a cantina. the 16th anniversary. >> stephen: how did the french take it? >> they loved it. they were so great. they were singing and dancing. >> stephen: your daughter, valentin awho is nine, does she take after you or take after your husband? your husband is a businessman, right? >> my husband

and another leader elected for the first time ever in marseille. >> tesla is said to be close to an agreementuce vehicles in china. it would allow the electric carmaker to avoid an import tax on the price of vehicles competitively in the world's largest auto market. how significant is this deal? >> this would be huge. tesla has one auto plant in fremont, california. if they want to become a global automaker and sell 500,000 cars a year by 2018, they will need additional facilities. if their first facility outside of the u.s. is china, that would be a pretty significant development. >> ford is doubling down on china. the have plans to build its iconic small car, the focus, there for export to the u.s. >> it is potentially a political timebomb. the global president for ford is saying, hey, americans buy iphones. they are all made in china. americans are used to buy things made in china. but ford is an iconic american brand. ford is taking a bit of a gamble, but they say they can save up to $1 billion moving the production to china and exporting starting in 2019. >> barclays and four former exec

the us is integrated in ways that you don't find in london, arguably and manchester and in france, marseilled the south of france. he said the following now get your reaction to this. >> i believe in many ways the muslim american community is better integrated into our society and i think that's always been our secret sauce in america that you can come here first generation and if yous an, become american, but that is not has always been the case in the european countries. we are seeing, again,. >> how much truth is there in that respect. >> the melting pot is one of america's greatest strength. senator warren is creating that britain, france, all across europe they simply have no experience in really integrating immigrants into their society. let's also be clear that the melting pot is under enormous assault in this country what's called multiculturalism the idea that you don't have to change anything to be an american, you just have to be physically within the states of america borders. that's a very dangerous tendency. even if the melting pot worked perfectly, it's not a hundred% defense,

give more local to mention marseille. go with the county dictates. let this it have its lda. leave some the costs and benefits that a closer fell, get rid of the systematic divide opposing the role of those with the cost. depoliticize prosecutors and especially judges. perhaps even stop electing prosecutors. we have ways to show prosecuto prosecutors. there's a lot of interventions that can work come on on things we do to stop crime for happens. we are being smart about this and we came to adore it all. local commuters are getting better but there's a vast array of interventions that can break violence, respond to before it happens instead of reacting harshly afterwards. ex- post harsh reactions are nowhere near effective as these strikes before and. you can expand those and funding. illinois defunded want and i'll talk about in passing new minimums to do with a followed. stop using present a start funding things that stop it four stars. there are political reasons we might do it that way but we need to change the way we approach that. the last part, private prisons. that gre