our correspondent rebecca rivers is covering that event for us and joins us now from milan rebecca the event has just started i understand what's happened so far. actually michael it now is actually coming to an end behind me here you can probably him a terror cell be there heads be could be the person who organized this event and indeed launched the alliance of the parties who have been speaking here today we've heard from representatives from all the 12 parties they highlighted they are focusing on their their similarities rather than a differences they all are calling for more importance to be placed on national governments they want to bring power back to the national governments they say that brussels has had too much power they are also calling for changes to immigration on these topics and they are united in some of the biggest cheers were for france's marine le pen she spoke of. she blamed europe for globalization which she said is led to inequality even in europe but really the biggest cheers were reserved for mattel yourself bt he came to the stage play with to it to you know

our correspondent rebecca ritter's attended the gathering in milan earlier we asked her what the main message the leaders had pulled the rallies to drum up support for the alliance which was look last month the alliance of the european alliance people in nations they are as i just mentioned everything they mention in this speech is something that they they really hope to do they want to get into europe and change it from the inside they're really hoping to bring this their idea is to bring power back to the sovereign nations they believe the process has taken too much away from them and they really want to shake things up they're hoping to unite the far right parties which are currently split into 3 different factions in the parliament they've had moderate success with that a lot of parties have come on board but there is some major ones namely poland's law and justice party and hungry speed dance party they've not signed up yet but they're still trying to make as much of an impact come after the elections next week. analysts take a look at some of the other stories making news around

our correspondent rebecca ritter's attended the gathering in milan earlier i asked her what message the leaders had for the crowd at the rally all are calling for more importance to be placed on national governments they want to bring power back to the national governments they say that brussels has had too much power they are also calling for changes to immigration on these topics and they are you know i said some of the biggest cheers were for francis marine le pen she spoke of. she blamed europe for globalization which he said is led to inequality in europe but really the biggest cheers were reserved from a tired selvi that he came to the stage play with of to it to you know pavarotti is nessun dorma and sort of adding fuel to the argument that somebody is really using a lot of this pan-european policy idea to use to rally for domestic politics. here you mentioned the interior minister and minister for italy material salvini what else in greater detail do you believe that he wants to achieve through this rally. well the rallies to drum up support for the alliance which was little mom