in this year s london marathon. welcome to the programme. so, now we know, in two weeks, the french people in their presidential election will have a choice between emmanuel macron and the far right national front candidate, marine le pen. mr macron said hisjob now was to reconcile the country and gather broad support. marine le pen said her victory in reaching the final round, had been historic. she said it was time to liberate the french people . so let s have a look at the latest figures from the first round of voting. with 46 million votes counted, mr macron led with 23.82% of votes and madame le pen on 21.58%. the conservative francois fillon and jean luc melenchon both on i9%. our first report from france, is by our europe editor katya adler. one presidential election, two rival visions for france. fresh faced emmanuel macron tops poll projections, promising fairer government, neither right nor left wing. a pro eu centrist, confident of success. translation: i hope tha
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