from the nato military command. these are radical ideas, particularly at a time when there is war in europe. both candidates have been trying desperately to sell themselves to the undecided millions, maybe not as their ideal choice, but as the best offer in front of them. let s go live now to our correspondent anna holligan, who is in the northern town of henin beaumont, where marine le pen cast her vote earlier. i trust your drink is out of shot, anna! sadly, none of these drinks are mine. this is a place in a former mining community which recently switched from socialist to far right. was speaking to some voters in a moment but first, here is a picture of what happened when marine le pen came to cast her
for macron, does not trust the polls that suggest le pen will lose. i am still worried because i used to believe that brexit would not happen and donald trump would not get elected and each time i got up the morning just after and realised it had happened. and it could go the same way in france. a le pen presidency would notjust have an impact on communities across the country but would also change france s place in the world because she wants to replace the european union with something else and pull out french troops from nato s military commands. these are radical proposals at a time when there is war in europe. and marine le pen has been under fire to explain her previous admiration for vladimir putin, including this visit to the kremlin five years ago. both candidates have been desperately trying to sell themselves to the undecided millions, maybe not as their ideal
across this country, it would also change france s position in the world. that s because she wants to replace the european union with something else and to pull out french troops from the nato military command. these are radical ideas, particularly at a time when there is war in europe. both candidates have been trying desperately to sell themselves to the undecided millions, maybe not as their ideal choice, but as the best offer in front of them. there is a majority of french voters who will not be happy with whoever wins this election, such is the nature of the divisions which a cleavage within france at the moment. let s have a look at how the things have panned out in the last two weeks. let s speak now to georgina wright from institut montaigne. i think you said building up to the
but would also change france s place in the world that is because she wants to replace the european union with something else and to pull out french troops from nato s military commands. these are radical proposals at a time when there is war in europe. and marine le pen has been under fire to explain her previous admiration for vladimir putin, including this visit to the kremlin five years ago. both candidates have been desperately trying to sell themselves to the undecided millions, maybe not as their ideal choice, but the best offer in front of them. nick beake, bbc news, paris. one of the issues was issue of the planet and climate change. i m joined now by cecile
including this visit to the kremlin five years ago. both candidates have been desperately trying to sell themselves to the undecided millions, maybe not as their ideal choice, but the best offer in front of them. nick beake, bbc news, paris. i have heard this selection being described as a sd i have heard this selection being described as a 3d election, those being for disappointment, dissolution and despair, so none of them are very positive elements to bring to the table for these candidates as they try to garner support and certainly marine le pen has been working on the disappointments of a emmanuel macron presidency, it will be harderfor him to bolster the sense of achievement is when that is the general mood across the country. let us find out about how this will go. i m joined now by jean philippe dubrulle who is the director of research