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Weeks after Emmanuel Macron became President of France, his political party has gained an absolute majority in parliament. The centrist La Republique En Marche is on course to win well over three-hundred seats. However, turn-out was projected to be a record low. Mr Macron now has the parliamentary support to push through sweeping reforms. We get the thoughts of Holger Schmieding, Chief Economist of Berenberg Bank.
Nearly a year after the British vote to leave the European Union, formal Brexit negotiations begin in Brussels on Monday. Britain's Brexit minister, David Davis, will meet the EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier. Mr Davis says he wants to strike 'a deal like no other in history' and to ensure that both sides emerge strong and prosperous. But Germany and France fear concessions to London would encourage other members to depart. Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond, confirmed on Sunday that the UK would leave the EU's Single Market and Customs Union. The negotiations have to conclude within two years. With so much at stake and so many differing opinions we ask Professor Alison Young from Oxford University - who's a specialist on constitutional theory, public law and human rights - about the legal perspective of Brexit.
Aerospace executives from around the world are gathering at Le Bourget airport, in the northern suburbs of Paris for one of the most important events in the industry calendar - the Paris Air Show. The 蜜芽传媒's Theo Leggett is at Le Bourget airport to describe how important this is for the aviation industry.
We hear the latest on a devastating forest that's been raging in Portugal since Saturday which has claimed sixty lives so far and hear the news of an incident in London which broke while were on air.