we start with some breaking news: the campaign of the french presidentialfrontrunner, emmanuel macron, says it has been the victim of a massive hacking attack ahead of sunday s poll. it says hundreds of internal documents were released shortly before official campaigning ended on friday night. aides to mr macron say authentic documents, which had been stolen, were mixed up with fake ones to sow doubt and misinformation. mr macron‘s en marche! party said the documents showed the normal functioning of a presidential election campaign, but added that the authors of the leak clearly wanted to undermine it in the final hours. we will bring you more on this story as details come through. the fate of emmanuel macron and marine le pen is now in the hands of the voters. with analysis of what we can expect at the polls, our correspondent is in paris. if you speak to people on the left, particularly in the hard left as well, a lot of people don t really see anything to vote for in t
emmanuel macron, says it s suffered a massive hacking attack which has resulted in thousands of internal documents being released online. it says authentic stolen documents have been mixed with fake ones to sow doubt before sunday s run off vote between mr macron and his far right opponent, marine le pen. thoma fessy is in paris where he has been gauging the mood of voters. it is election season in france and at this satirical theatre comedians ta ke at this satirical theatre comedians take a swipe at the politicians running for president. with the many twists and political scandals, this campaign has given them fodder for their work. we do not know who will be president. so we really need to laugh. it is an exceptional election. neither of the traditional parties that have governed france for over half a century is represented. instead, the 39 year old centrists who wants to break down the lines between the right and left, is now the favourite. translation: both candidates h
it says authentic stolen documents have been mixed with fake ones to sow doubt before sunday s run off vote between mr macron and his far right opponent, marine le pen. thoma fessy is in paris where he has been gauging the mood of voters. it s election season in france and at this satirical theatre, comedians take a swipe at the politicians running for president. with the many twists and political scandals, this campaign has given them fodder for their work. we don t know who will be ourfuture president. we re scared about that. so we really need to laugh. it is an exceptional election. neither of the traditional parties that have governed france for over half a century is represented in sunday s run off. instead, the 39 year old centrist who wants to break down the lines between the right and left, is now the favourite against a far right candidate. translation: both candidates have a different vision of democracy, of the country and the people. humour is the best way to pla
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