rassemblement national has strong links with russia.ange france's direction in terms of solidarity with ukraine, but in terms of monetary fund and decisions, that could come very quickly and have no more support for ukraine. actually, there was a decision made to send millions to the ukrainian army that has not been voted in parliament which is now hanging. voted in parliament which is now hanrain. ., , ., , , ., hanging. calls from the president to rall the hanging. calls from the president to rally the troops _ hanging. calls from the president to rally the troops to _ hanging. calls from the president to rally the troops to block _ hanging. calls from the president to rally the troops to block the - rally the troops to block the national rally, but we are talking about vastly different parties here in the centre, in the left, a leftist coalition of trotskyists, greens, socialists. can there really be a united front against the national rally? fin be a united front against the national rally?— be a united front against the national ral

we have, of course, representatives who are members of the rassemblement national, national rally.s republicains. so this political party seems to be split. but we will rely on those members of the parliament, the french parliament. but we need an absolute majority. otherwise it's impossible forjordan bardella to really be active and to really act. and this is what we want. we know that french people want that the country is properly managed. and for that, we need an absolute majority. mr leggeri, we have to end there. thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk from paris. thank you. thank you very much. hello there. wednesday was the warmest day of the year so far, with 31 celsius reached in wisley in surrey. but that's the last of these sorts of temperatures for now. it does look like for the rest of the week, into the weekend, it's going to be turning fresher for all areas and the winds will be picking up as well. but we'll still have quite a bit of sunshine around. now, the change is all courtesy of this area of low pressure, pretty deep for the time of year, pushing to the

we have, of course, representatives who are members of the rassemblement national, national rally.y seems to be split. but we will rely on those members of the parliament, the french parliament. but we need an absolute majority. otherwise it's impossible forjordan bardella to really be active and to really act. and this is what we want. we know that french people want that the country is properly managed. and for that, we need an absolute majority. mr leggeri, we have to end there. thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk from paris. thank you. thank you very much. hello there. let's take a look at the weather for the week ahead. scotland and northern ireland saw the warmest day of the year so far. 27 celsius in parts of aberdeenshire, but compare that to tuesday afternoon's temperatures within the same areas — just 12, 13 celsius again for eastern scotland, so quite the drop there, and that cooling trend will continue from the north and the west, as we head through the next couple of days or so. some showers around, at times — the heat and humidity last longest across england

we have, of course, representatives who are members of the rassemblement national, national rally.seems to be split. but we will rely on those members of the parliament, the french parliament. but we need an absolute majority. otherwise it's impossible forjordan bardella to really be active and to really act. and this is what we want. we know that french people want that the country is properly managed. and for that, we need an absolute majority. mr leggeri, we have to end there. thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk from paris. thank you. thank you very much. hello there. wednesday was the warmest day of the year so far, with 31 celsius reached in wisley in surrey. but that's the last of these sorts of temperatures for now. it does look like for the rest of the week, into the weekend, it's going to be turning fresher for all areas and the winds will be picking up as well. but we'll still have quite a bit of sunshine around. now, the change is all courtesy of this area of low pressure, pretty deep for the time of year, pushing to the north and the west of the country, where

rassemblement national is marine lepin's right-wing party. of her party list is the young politician jordan bordela. he kept his promise. destroy macron. his party's main message was about controlling emigration, not ukraine and russia. that is, bardela proved that the french are primarily interested in national internal affairs. macron unexpectedly appeared on television late on sunday and announced the dissolution of the national assembly. when something like this happened under jacques chiraaq in 1997, macron barely graduated from school. he called the decision to dissolve the national assembly a gravely difficult one. an even greater threat from them in paris, it could come to a vote of no confidence in him from the national assembly and to the collapse of the government, but the french call macron’s step a huge adventure, he conceived it to show that the right is actually not so right and wrong are already popular, but if he is wrong, and what happened in the elections to the european parliament will be repeated in his elections at home,

according to polls , marine lepine's rassemblement national party has every chance of winning absoluteding to branier, once in power, lepen's supporters will want to initiate frexit. at the same time, experts write, against the background of emmanley macron’s falling ratings, his political comrades began to turn away from him. thus, the publication lezko notes that prime minister gabriel ottal, who was appointed by the french president, is already demonstratively distancing himself from him. will be getting rid of the hegemony of the eu and normalizing relations with our country. an impeccable reputation, glorious traditions, and studying is a great honor for them responsibility. the graduation was held at the suvorov school in yekaterinburg, it is already the seventy- sixth in a row, but this year , for the first time in many years, half of the graduates are gold and silver medalists, all of them dream of continuing to serve in the russian troops. with... in the current conditions of hostilities, it is important that a person, coming from combat points, be as concentrated as possible;

but if the rassemblement national does as well in the national elections as it did in the europeans,ar old prime minister, jordan bardella , prime minister, jordan bardella, to discuss this anne—elisabeth moutet. the journalist of the daily telegraph, joins me from paris. anne—elisabeth moutet , paris. anne—elisabeth moutet, thank you so much for. thank you very much for giving up part of your sunday to be with us today. what is your personal explanation for why the president made this unforeseen decision to call an election ? decision to call an election? >> he decided he was going to get into trouble. parliamentary trouble? the general political. sorry. he decided he was going to be in parliamentary trouble because he doesn't have a majority already. he needs alliances . and these alliances alliances. and these alliances were more and more difficult to come by. and he decided to essentially explode a massive bomb on the french political scene and to trap everybody in a what i would call a speed trap. they have altogether three weeks now, only two to get themselves in order of battl

in three blocs, one bloc that is dominated by the far—right, which is a nationalist, the national...rassemblementnalist party with, again, irresponsible fiscal and international propositions, another bloc that is led by la france insoumise, a far—left party that is clearly responsible for the chaos that has been happening in the national assembly for the past two years, and the french people knows about it, but that also has shown its anti—semitism and its communitarism over the past few years. see, it seems to me what you are doing... some of the traditional left and the traditional right are not at ease with these views. what president macron has said is that this election was not about him, that, of course, the majority he calls for, for the country, will go beyond the parties that have supported him over the past seven years and will have to take into account the propositions, the views of those that will be willing to participate in a majority that says no to the populists and the nationalists. yeah. and it seems to me that mr macron�*s tactic, and indeed your tactic in this interview is to

. >> so, if, marine le pen's party, the rassemblement national, the national rally comes to governmentg to be in jeopardy, relations, for example, between france and ukraine is going to be, a chaos, basically. and the relationship between berlin and paris is going to be, will have a huge problem. and so really, this election is a huge gamble and it's a huge risk for, for europe and alex seal, there's also another possibility waiting in the wings which could itself be perilous. >> and that's this a coalition between macron and the socialist front populaire. they demand they're demanding an immediate $50 billion. beg your pardon. euros a year, tax increases and at least ,106 billion extra year in spending. it wants to raise income tax, reintroduce punitive wealth taxes and basically introduce hardcore socialism into france. and that in itself, alex seal will place the french economy in peril . economy in peril. >> absolutely. and but i don't think, emmanuel macron is going to have a coalition with the nouveau populaire , the left nouveau populaire, the left party, because, lots of people

formed an alliance they call them the, the popular front and sole aim is to stop the national front to the rassemblement nasser now from coming to power at sometime in these parliamentary elections so it's brought about a lot of disarray. and one of them are amazing things that happened today was that former president francois alone said the syrian, the situation is serious enough that he was coming out of political retirement and going to run for a seat in the new parliament. here's his mark the seizure piece of this you see per pesky reason why i made this decision is because i think the situation is serious more serious than ever because serious because the danger represented by the far-right is now a reality the far-right has never been so close to capturing power that since deliberation. good morning. how can one remain indifference so it's pretty amazing, just sort of see him once again in the running and you could actually have a situation if the situation worked out, whether we're at right way politically work francois alone would be the prime minister with macron still as president for the next