While the left win in the UK and France, most of the EU is moving hard-right

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While the left win in the UK and France, most of the EU is moving hard-right

While France avoids a right-wing landslide, the European Parliament recognises a new nationalist force led by Hungary's Victor Orban, prompting questions about whether left-wing forces in France and the UK can counterbalance Europe's rightward shift and what leadership Europeans truly prefer. Guests: Steven Woolfe Former Member of the European Parliament Edward Koning Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Guelph Philippe Marliere Professor of French and European Politics at UCL