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what does macron‘s success mean for political movements outside france? in particular, what are the lessons for the british labour party? and we rejoined by the poet, kate tempest. carcinogenic, epileptic, post traumatic, bipolar and disaffected. atomised, thinking we re engaged, staring at the screen so we don t have to see the planet diet. hello, welcome back to paris, at the end of the long 2017 french presidential election. and at the start of a new phase in modern french political history. emmanuel macron is obviously a big dealfor this country, a fresh face, a reformer, he s leading a new party with a new programme. but he is also now an important player in the world. his bigger than expected win is a tonic for depressed liberal centrists everywhere. the opposite of trump, he s a man who didn t shy away from his pro european views, his desire to keep the border open, his belief in trade, his adherence to a tolerant, open society. unlike some others, he beat the ....
spotlight. and this is a rare old talent, isn t it? our colleague steve rosenberg not only knows all the winners at the eurovision song contest, he can play them as well. i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. the us national security agency was watching in real time last week as the russians hacked into the servers of the french president elect emmanuel macron. they ve also determined that the russian president vladimir putin ‘personally‘ directed the attack last year on the us election. today in front of the senate armed services committee the director of the nsa, admiral mike rogers, was questioned by senators and this was how he described his agencies warnings to french officials. he had become aware of russian activity, we had talked to french cou nterpa rts activity, we had talked to french counterparts prior to the public announcements of the events that we re announcements of the events that were attributed last weekend, the russians wer ....
welcome to this special edition of talking movies, where we look back at some of the highlights from this year ‘s cannes film festival. the films that got festival goers talking. if i heard films that got festival goers talking. ifi heard that films that got festival goers talking. if i heard that a film went to cannes, i was curious about it. clever satire from sweden called the square, and russian relations in loveless. and some of the pressing issues of the day. cinema is about life, and right now, like us to model is. plus the row over netflix showing its films at the festival. when netflix s name appeared, there we re when netflix s name appeared, there were boos. and we look back at cannes through the decades. all that on this special cannes edition of talking movies. talking movies. it proceeded as normal this year, but there was heightened security. the mood was subdued and a little tense after the manchester bombing. festival goers still thronged, beggars ....
and welcome to this special edition of talking movies, where we look back on some of the highlights from this year s cannes film festival the films that got festival goers talking. if i heard that a movie went to cannes, i m always curious about it. a clever satire from sweden called the square, and a grim portrait of modern russia and human relations in loveless. the pictures that dealth with some of the pressing issues of the day. dealt. cinema is about life, and right now, like us tumultuous. plus the row over netflix showing its films at the festival. when netflix s name appeared, there were a lot of boos. and on its 70th anniversary, we look back at cannes through the decades. all that and more on this special cannes edition of talking movies. cannes proceeded as normal this year, although heightened security was much more noticeable, and the mood was subdued and a little tense after the manchester bombing. festival goers still thronged, baguettes were eaten, ....
she stressed that she was the best person to lead brexit negotiations. it would have been easy. i could have said, i m prime minister, there s another couple of years, why don t ijust there s another couple of years, why don t i just stay and hang there s another couple of years, why don t ijust stay and hang on in the job? tie didn t do that. i have called an election because of brexit. i was willing to do that it isi brexit. i was willing to do that it is i think this is a really important moment for our country. you ve called a general election for the good of the conservative party and it s going to backfire on you. we we re and it s going to backfire on you. we were all told lies, so even people who voted out, perhaps they should be given a second chance, you should be given a second chance, you should have the confidence to say, shall we have another vote? should have the confidence to say, shall we have another vote ?|i should have the confidence to say, shall we ....