PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel triumphed over his far-right rival Marine Le Pen by a comfortable margin in France's election on Sunday, early projections by pollsters showed, winning a second term and heading off what would have been a political earthquake.

       Here are the first reactions:

       Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian

       "The French did not want a France that turns in on itself."

       European Affairs Minister Clement Beaune

       "With a far-right at 40%, it show we're going to have to work."

       Health Minister Olivier Veran

       "We will not spoil the victory ...but the (far-right) has its higher score ever. There will be continuity in government policy because the president has been re-elected. But we have also heard the French people's message. There will be a change of method, the French people will be consulted.

       (Compiled by Richard Lough)