nathalie arthaud, anne hidalgo, yannickjadot, jean hidalgo, yannick jadot, jean lassalle. _ hidalgo,e pecresse, philippe poutou, thank— valerie pecresse, philippe poutou, thank you — valerie pecresse, philippe poutou, thank you to all of those once again. — thank you to all of those once again. to _ thank you to all of those once again, to have applauded them, i appreciate — again, to have applauded them, i appreciate that. because from the beginning — appreciate that. because from the beginning and for always, we defend our convictions with strength but respecting all others' convictions, thank— respecting all others' convictions, thank you — respecting all others' convictions, thank you for that. i know the disappointment of candidates whose names— disappointment of candidates whose names and all those who support them and their— names and all those who support them and their voters. our democracy asks all those _ and their voters. our democracy asks all those who believe in their ideas to defend — all those who believe in their ideas to defend them with strength and i appreciate t

yannickjadot from the greens — who wants france to ditch its nuclear power within 20 years — is predicted veteran left—wing campaigner and macron critic, jean—luc menchelon, gets 20.1 per cent of projected votes. conservative candidate for les republicains, valerie pecresse, is onjust 5.0 per cent. and 7.2 per cent of votes are projected to have gone to electoral novice and hardline nationalist, eric zemmour. of the six other candidates in the race two — nathalie arthaud and philippe poutou — are projected to have won less than one per cent of the votes. president macron reached out to all voters and called on french citizens to block the far right in the second round. translation: i invite solemnly all of my citizens, whatever your beliefs and whatever your choices translation: i invite solemnly all of my citizens, whatever your beliefs and whatever your choices in the first round, to join us. some will do it to build a wall against the extreme right. i am fully aware that that might not be the support of our particular project but i respected, but i know that is the choice ofjean—luc me

yannickjadot from the greens — who wants france to ditch its nuclear power within 20 years — is predicted per cent. veteran left—wing campaigner and macron critic, jean—luc menchelon, gets 20.1 per cent of projected votes.conservative candidate for les republicains, valerie pecresse, is on just 5.0 per cent. and 7.2 per cent of votes are projected to have gone to electoral novice and hardline nationalist, eric zemmour. of the six other candidates in the race two — nathalie arthaud and philippe poutou — are projected to have won less than one per cent of the votes. an extraordinarily bad night for the socialists. marine le pen addressed her supporters at her campaign headquarters in the 12th arrondissement a short while ago and says she sees hope. translation: the french clearly had to choose between two opposite visions of france, either division, injustice and disorder, courtesy of macron, orthey injustice and disorder, courtesy of macron, or they can choose bringing together the french around social justice and protection, fraternity, the notion of the nation of a people. those who didn

and yannickjadot from the greens — who wants france to ditch its nuclear power within 20 years — gained hardline nationalist, eric zemmour. quite extraordinary that he has beaten the republican candidate. i'm joined now by nick beake, who is at marine le pen's campaign headquarters in the 12th arrondissement where her supporters and campaign staff are waiting to see if opinion polls put her within touching distance of the frontrunner will be confirmed in the actual vote. i have just been saying she related believe she had done it but she still think she can, is that the view there? still think she can, is that the view there ?_ still think she can, is that the view there? . , ., ., , ., view there? the celebrations and shoutin: , view there? the celebrations and shouting. the _ view there? the celebrations and shouting, the cheers _ view there? the celebrations and shouting, the cheersjust - view there? the celebrations and shouting, the cheersjust after i shouting, the cheersjust after eight — shouting, the cheersjust after eight o'clock when those exit polls came _ eight o'clock when