Strips the person of their personality. And as ukip call for a ban on full face veils one woman who wears a niqab tells us it will lead to a rise in attacks on muslim women. Hello. Welcome to the programme, throughout the programme, the latest Breaking News and developing stories and as always, really keen to hear from you. A little later, well be talking about scoliosis. If you were watching britains got talent on saturday night, you will have seenjulie, the dancer in the middle, talking about her curvature of the spine. That is what scoliosis is. As a result of discussing that on prime time telly on a saturday night, people are learning about it sometimes for the first time. If youre affected by scolosis, do get in touch this morning use the Hashtag Victoria Live. If you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Our top story today. Voters in france have chosen the two candidates who will go through to the final round of the president ial election in two weeks time. They are the independent centrist, Emmanuel Macron, and the leader of the far right National Front, Marine Le Pen. Its the first time in six decades that neither of frances main left wing or right wing parties has had a candidate in the run off to replace Francois Hollande as french leader. Our europe correspondent, James Reynolds has more. Emmanuel macron is frances newcomer, and now the winner of this elections first round. He is an insider whos run as an outsider. The 39 year old is a pro eu, pro business centrist. He resigned as a minister in order to form his own Political Movement. And his gamble has paid off. Translation i hope that in a fortnight, i will become your president. Cheering. His supporters believe that the rest of the country will now rally around him. This is Emmanuel Macrons first election. The french people still hardly know him. He is now the favourite to become this countrys next president. Marine le pen, the Front National leader, will fight Emmanuel Macron in the final round. She won more votes than the party has ever won before. It matches her father jean maries achievement 15 years ago in reaching a president ial run off. Translation the french people must take this historic opportunity, because the Biggest Issue is the globalisation thats putting our civilisation in danger. In Bastille Square in paris, some left wing protesters faced off against the police. These demonstrators were angered by the results of this vote. They, and the rest of the country, will have their final say in two weeks time. James reynolds, bbc news, paris. Hugh schofield joins us from paris. These two finalists are Offering Com Pletely these two finalists are offering completely opposite visions of france in the future . They are indeed. And what is interesting in all of this is how the old left right divide in french politics has completely been swept aside by this vote. It is a process which is arguably happening in other countries as well, but here it is very stark. The old parties, the republicans on the right and the socialists who have dominated politics for 60 years have been com pletely politics for 60 years have been completely clipped by this new divide which, as you say, is between the global and the national. Marine le pen is clearly articulating the view of the victims or those who have not benefited from globalisation, The Old White working class, who want more protection and a return to National Borders and are very much opposed to the globalised europe which has become the norm. And then Emmanuel Macron, who alone of all the candidates yesterday has taken up the cudgels for europe in saying yes, it needs to be changed and reformed, but lets not throw out the baby with the bath water. Lets keep something that is precious to us and will be necessary for future prosperity. Precious to us and will be necessary forfuture prosperity. So we precious to us and will be necessary for future prosperity. So we do have a very divided country. Although Emmanuel Macron has emerged as the surprise winner yesterday and must be regarded as the favourite, if he does become president , he will have to rule a country in which this Dividing Line between haves and have nots, or beneficiaries and sufferers from the system, will be very stark indeed. Joanna is in the bbc newsroom, with a summary of the rest of the days news. A mans been arrested in connection with the murder of a former Royal Navy Officer thought to have been run over by his own car. Its thought Michael Samwell who was 35 was killed when he confronted thieves outside his home in chorlton in the early hours of sunday morning. Simon clemison reports. How did a disturbance at a house in the early hours end in a Murder Investigation . Michael samwell and his wife were woken up by a loud noise, and the former royal Naval 0fficer went downstairs to have a look. The exact sequence of events that followed is not clear, but outside, now cordoned off, the 35 year old was run over as his car was stolen. He was taken to hospital, where he later died of his injuries. The vehicle was found abandoned a few miles away. This could have happened to anyone. You hear a noise downstairs and you go and see what it is. Its incredibly tragic that he has lost his life. This is described as a quiet corner of manchester. And gathered in silence, people came to pay their respects, laying flowers at the scene. I work at nights, so i walk home. It will be a bit different here now. I am a bit shaken up because obviously, it is close to my house. It is just scary. One theory is they did break in simply to get their hands on the car. If that is the case, its led to a far more serious enquiry. Simon cleminson, bbc news. Four drivers have admitted falling asleep while Operating Trams in croydon, where seven people were killed when a tram derailed last year. A investigation for the Victoria Derbyshire programme has also discovered a failure with a Safety Device, known as a dead mans handle, that was not reported to the regulator, and three incidents of speeding since the crash in november. Tram 0perations ltd, which runs the line, said driverfatigue was monitored and controls were fully functional. Jeremy corbyn is promising to repeal what he calls vicious trade Union Legislation brought in by the conservatives if labour wins the general election. The Labour Leader is making his First Campaign visit to scotland today, where his party is trying to claw back support after huge losses in the election two years ago. Two men are due to appear in court today, charged in connection with an acid attack at a nightclub in east london on easter monday, which left two people blind in one eye. Arthur collins, whos 2a and the boyfriend of the reality tv star, ferne mccann, is facing 14 counts of wounding with intent and one count of throwing corrosive fluid with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. The government will go to the high court to try to delay publishing its strategy for tackling air pollution. Today was the deadline for ministers to present their plans, but they claim voting rules mean they cant publish sensitive policies before the general election. Campaigners say theyre trying to dodge a difficult issue. Tougher punishments for the most serious cases of speeding have come into force in england and wales today. Drivers can now be fined one and a half times their weekly wage for the worst offences that means driving over 50 miles an hour in a 30 zone or 100 miles an hour on a motorway. And a 12 year old who was trying to drive across the entire breadth of australia has been picked up by police. The boy was pulled over already 800 miles into his journey in broken hill in the New South Wales outback on saturday after a patrol noticed the cars Bumper Dragging on the ground. Police believe hed planned to keep going all the way to perth, which would take another 30 hours. He is now back with his parents. Thats a summary of the latest bbc news more at 9. 30. Thank you for your comments about being carers. Brian says, i gave up my business to care for my mum, who has alzheimers. I didnt want to go into a care home. Jamie says as a carer, you learn to shut yourself down and work 2a hours a day. Chris says i was an unpaid care for my dad until he died two years ago. Unpaid carers have been saving the care system s fortunes for years. The saving from my family must be in six figures. And leanne says your report looks heartbreaking. Well done, soon. That is the woman we feature in ourfilm in the next soon. That is the woman we feature in our film in the next few minutes. You are doing well and it is ok to feel like running. If you are a carerfor feel like running. If you are a carer for a relative, get feel like running. If you are a carerfor a relative, get in feel like running. If you are a carer for a relative, get in touch and tell us what it is like. Use the Hashtag Victoria Live and if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Lets get some sport now with will it is going to be arsenal against chelsea in the fa cup final. Has the pressure eased on Arsene Wenger . Probably not. Arsenal fans are celebrating, but many are divided on whether they want Arsene Wenger to carry on as manager. He is out of contract in the summer, but the big win for contract in the summer, but the Big Winfor Him contract in the summer, but the big win for him in wembley. Sergio aguero gave city the lead at wembley before Nacho Monreal equalised for arsenal, drilling at the far post from 0xlade chamberlains cross, and thenit from 0xlade chamberlains cross, and then it went into extra time. 1 1 after 90 minutes. This was alexi scrambling in a winner to book arsenal and fa cup final day with chelsea. Hugely significant for both managers. Arsene wenger, it is not often we have seen him smile this season. Seventh in the premier league, with so much speculated about his future, but he is on to win the fa cup for the seventh time. Not so good for this man, pep guardiola. He will end this season without a trophy, the first time in his Coaching Career that he has done that. We expected special things. The former barca and Bayern Munich boss, no trophy for him and they have the Manchester Derby on thursday as well. Barcelonas lionel messi cannot stop scoring. What a game last night. It was a sensational game. He is a freak of nature, no other way to describe lionel messi. Lets look at the goals from last night. Barcelona we re goals from last night. Barcelona were trailing i 0 goals from last night. Barcelona were trailing 1 0 at the bernabeu, on enemy territory. This was him levelling up to make it 1 1. It then went to 2 2 with sergio ramos sent off for the home side. Cue an incredible last 15 minutes. That was lionel messi, sticking away his 500th goal hes still only 29. A casual 47 goals for this season and more importantly for barcelona, they lea pfrog more importantly for barcelona, they leapfrog real madrid at the top of the la liga title race, which blows it wide open. And from the London Marathon yesterday, so many amazing stories, but it was quite a day for the swansea harriers running club. It was. Look at these pictures. 5 million of you watched this. This is david wyatt. You may have seen his brother present the sport on this programme. He was struggling to reach the finishing line. His hero on the left, matthew rees, came to help him. Dave was on for a two hour 38 finish, and a starting time. He still managed it in under three hours. I have played football with dave before and seen him doing better than that. I texted him last time. He said he has had a big burger and is feeling much better. He was on bbc breakfast this morning and is holding his own press conference, very president ial but it is great for swansea harriers. Another great story from yesterday singer that this is Josh Another Great Story From Yesterday Singer that this isjosh griffiths, 23 years old. Two hours and iii minutes and 5a seconds. He is going to qualify for the World Championships. We will hopefully hear from championships. We will hopefully hearfrom him at ten championships. We will hopefully hear from him at ten oclock. I have texted him to see if he will come and have a chat. I dont know how anybody wants a marathon amazing if anyone for anyone who got to the end. As the country faces a care crisis, several charities have told this programme they want social care to be a top priority in the Election Campaign. Alzheimers society, independent age and uk Homecare Association are calling for Political Parties to feature the issue high up on their manifestos, with Betterfunding A key area they want the next government to focus on. The government says its investing an extra £2 billion in social care, but critics say this isnt enough. This morning, were going to bring you an insight into caring for a relative. Suejenkins says shes basically given up her life to care for her mother patricia, who is 88 and needs round the clock care. She has dementia, is doubly incontinent and uses a wheelchair. 0ur Reporterjames Longman has been to meet her. Its ok. Its all right. Ill stop now. I said stop. Whats it like to spend your life looking after someone else . To sometimes not sleep, not eat, not really have much of a life at all . I have given up my life. Give up those things. Youll give up anything. We spent 2a hours with 88 year old Patricia Jenkins and her daughter sue who is her full time carer. She had funding to keep her mum at home stopped twice by the authorities, but she is battling on. Its 8am and sue is getting patricia ready for the day. Patricia suffers from alzheimers and is also disabled. She is doubly incontinent and wheelchair bound. She requires around the clock care. Whilst sue does have carers to assist her at different times, her life is wholly dedicated to looking after her mother. Well get mummy changed. Sue. She has a lot of challenging behaviour, screaming, hitting out. Does she do that a lot . Yes, she does. That cant be helped. Thats part of that illness and it strips the person of the personality that they really are. Ive lost my friend. My best friend. What is it like for you, for your mum to hit you, while youre trying to care for her . The stress on you must be pretty intense. Yes, its heartbreaking and it can make you feel useless. As she is saying that you are and it can make you quantity as she is saying that you are and it can make you want to run for the hills and just run into the night and there have been many occasions where ijust wanted to run off thinking i was a useless carer. Patricia cant spend more than a couple of hours away from her daughter before she becomes too distressed. People watching Mightjust Sort of think, youve given up your life. Is that fair . I have given up my life, yes. I used to sail a lot. I used to do so many things. Very outward going person, but i take care of my mother and thats it. Is that her screaming . Yes. Do you want to go . Yes, is that 0k . Sorry. Ifeel like im constantly dropping you. Even speaking to us was difficult. Ok. All right mummy. Do you want to come in . It has been like this for two years. You do want to come in . Sue has one or two carers at various times in the week, although theyre not full time. But even so, her mother constantly calls for her. What do you want to do . See you in a moment, 0k . All right. Bye. Its clear that sue is finding the going tough. Its horrible to see her so distressed like that. She doesnt want to come back in half the time. Youve got a carer here, but it is up and down, up and down, isnt it . Yes. People watching this might sort of say is it not time for her to go into a home . Never. And the government want to encourage people to stay in their own homes and nurse people in their own homes and say there is support out there for carers that there is, but there isnt. Its the most isolating situation anyone could find themselves in. And your mother i suppose is the one person you should be able to talk to about that . Yes, and i cant anymore. Ive lost my best friend. Shes there. Somewhere inside, but you know, the person i dearly love and dearly want to talk to about so many things has left me already and the thought of losing her fills me with complete dread because my life is very much her. Sue. Do you want to go . She is shouting for you again. Its ok. Sue. Sweetheart, can you just give us a little bit of quiet for a minute . I need changed. All right, well get you changedment all right. Ok. All right. I promise. Its 2. 20am. Its time for bed. We gave sue a camera to show us what its like overnight. She has been highly agitated all evening and to the point where we had to go for a walk around midnight. The nights are when things can get really bad. Patricia will ask to go for walks. Her skin needs to be prepared for the cold