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having beaten the far—right to the presidency, emmanuel macron is facing a new threat from the left. former marxistjean—luc left. former marxist jean—luc melenchon is left. former marxistjean—luc melenchon is threatening the government in parliamentary elections with a new alliance of green and left—wing parties, and in case anyone misses what is at stake, his campaign literature has one slogan. melenchon: prime minister. that is more wishful thinking than anything but they are expected to make sweeping gains. he is very charismatic _ to make sweeping gains. he is very charismatic and _ to make sweeping gains. he is very charismatic and france. i very charismatic and france. macron is a lucky guy. he was here at the right time where the credibility of our politicians are the lowest. jean—luc melenchon is a firebrand politician who says he would like to be prime
in parliamentary elections this weekend, a month after president emmanuel macron won a second term. his party, newly renamed renaissance, works with partners in an alliance called ensemble. its rivals are left—wingers led byjean—luc melenchon. the first round of voting this sunday will be followed by a run—off next weekend. our paris correspondent lucy williamson has been looking at what's at stake. having beaten the far—right to the presidency, emmanuel macron is facing a new threat from the left. former marxistjean—luc melenchon is threatening the government in parliamentary elections with a new alliance of green and left—wing parties. and in case anyone misses what's at stake, his campaign literature has one slogan. "melenchon: prime minister." that's more wishful thinking than political probability, but his new alliance is expected to make sweeping gains.
in other ways recycled. you know, this is desperate stuff, really, and although we were sympathetic at the beginning, we definitely needed it, it still doesn't excuse the department of health for some of these egregious errors. meg hillier, mp, chair of the public accounts committee, thank you very much. france is preparing to vote in parliamentary elections this weekend, a month after president emmanuel macron won a second term. his party, newly renamed renaissance, works with partners in an alliance called ensemble. its rivals are left—wingers led byjean—luc melenchon. the first round of voting this sunday will be followed by a run—off next weekend. 0ur paris correspondent lucy williamson has been looking at what's at stake. having beaten the far—right to the presidency, emmanuel macron is facing a new threat from the left. former marxistjean—luc melenchon is threatening the government in parliamentary elections with a new alliance of green and left—wing parties.