, the topjob, or is it frans timmins, the lead candidate for the ce ntre—left, the lead candidate for and he's been hearing a lot of work to build a coalition of progressive parties. just the centre—left but the greens and the liberals, do they throw their weight behind him? and parliament's position their weight behind him? and pa rliament‘s position is their weight behind him? and parliament's position is he has the best chance to lead the commission and he has the best call on that job. tomorrow on tuesday, there's a meeting of eu leaders, a special summit, where they will come to their own interpretation of what these results mean and what it means for the process of appointing the president of the commission, a foreign policy chief and then further down the line a president of the european council. in the next few days we will see and arms race between the european parliament and the leaders of the individual countries over who gets those top jobs. they are importantjobs, they might not be household names across the eu with members of the public, but the person in charge of the e