Just four days after resigning from the role, Sébastien Lecornu was reappointed as prime minister on Friday by French President Emmanuel Macron. The outgoing and now incoming premier will have to try and find, once again, a way out of France’s worst political crisis in decades.
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'I accept out of duty': Macron asks outgoing PM Lecornu to try again to form government
