France’s government on verge of collapse as Macron’s PM faces confidence vote
The French government is on the brink of collapse as MPs prepare to vote on a motion of no confidence in Michel Barnier later today. France’s left and right-wing parties united to bring forward two motions against the French prime minister earlier this week after he used a rare Constitutional power to force through his budget.
Michel Barnier is at risk of being France's shortest-serving ever Prime Minister, having only come into office in September.
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