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It's a period that they'd call cohabitation in government, and it hasn't happened for two decades now. in terms of where he stands right now. president macron's party already has 345 seats in parliament. that's 56 more than he actually needs to have a majority. but many on the left have been banding together, and so he is very much facing a real challenge this time round. let's look at some live pictures coming from one polling station. the run—offs are held one week from today and electing 577 seats in the lower house of parliament. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the ...

Comments came as a defense and sing about where he was secretary of defense, boylston, address the need for multilateral partnerships with nations in the indo pacific it en suite in the dacians of armed forces connected military to your strips island the public sees this is sweden and finland have raised tensions with russia by applying for full membership in nato after russia's invasion of ukraine. and in early returns in today's first round of parliament regarding indicates manual - that they will hold onto the senseless majority more than 6000 candidates running for 577 seats in the nationa...

Politician who believes in de—regulation, in increasing retirement, etc, and suddenly he's there, and it means he will have to focus much more on internal affairs and on the question of immigration and all that than on his favourite patch, which is foreign affairs. we've also got the legislative elections coming in france very soon, mina. 577 members of the national assembly to be voted for. if you don't hold the majority, as the president, that makes things — whether you're the french president, the american president, lots of different leaders around the world find this — it's much har...

The corbynite left with jean—luc melenchon — is pushing him to a terrain which is not favourable to him, which is the centre—left. he is basically a right—wing politician who believes in de—regulation, in increasing retirement, etc, and suddenly he's there, and it means he will have to focus much more on internal affairs and on the question of immigration and all that than on his favourite patch, which is foreign affairs. we've also got the legislative elections coming in france very soon, mina. 577 members of the national assembly to be voted for. if you don't hold the majority, as ...

Their headline is -- this is really interesting the way they have done it. essentially they're saying thank you to who? and they're saying thank you to the voters of france who did a huge leap fordemocracy. and to band together in a kind of coalition to prevent the far right taking these elections. so is that coalition de facto exists. whether it's holding its nose or not, does that make macron's job easier or more difficult to build going forward? >> i think building forward is an uphill struggle. the legislature are overwhelmingly the one seat and two rounds. back to 2017, le pen is second. ...