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w. post. load. play play. play. load play. this is v.w. news live from berlin a major shift in power after europe's voters deliver back to. means fream parties centrist party seeing their power diminished in european parliamentary elections while concerns about climate change green party as. well germany was the at the center of this political shift where the greens doubled their share of the vote that makes them germany's 2nd biggest party in the european parliament now there's also been a strong nationalist surge in a number of countries the far right national rally led by nothing in the pan looks set to finish on top of the france killing a blow there the president money well. i'm brian thomas welcome to our special ongoing coverage of the european parliamentary elections well europe's political mainstream parties have suffered big losses as greens liberals and nationalists have been gaining ground in brussels the elections have also seen the biggest turnout in 20 years we'll get the very let the very latest from our correspondents live

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