 Hello, I'm David Harper with the BBC News. A week of campaigning and deal-making is beginning in France ahead of a second round of parliamentary elections next weekend. It comes after the far-right National Rally Party emerged from Sunday's first round in a comfortable first place, with just over 33% of the vote. President Macron, whose alliance trailed in third place, is calling for centrist and left-wing parties to unite to prevent the far-right from winning control of Parliament. Hugh Schofield is in Paris.