 Voters in France are going to the polls in the second round of parliamentary elections. Many are trying to keep the far right from gaining more ground. The BBC's James Kumarasamy reports. Over the past week, candidates from the left-wing alliance, a new one called the New Popular Front, and the Macron centrists have been making pats, turning what should be three-way into two-way contest to try and squeeze the radical right's chance of an outright parliamentary majority. It needs 289 seats in the National Assembly for that.