Hundreds of thousands march in cities across France in latest round of protests
Striking teachers, hospital staff and rail workers joined students in largely peaceful demonstrations
Striking teachers, hospital staff and rail workers joined students in largely peaceful demonstrations
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Demonstrations also took place in Germany, where officers fired tear gas to disperse crowds
Students vow to go ahead with further protests after government offers more funding and university places
Authorities had confined march away from centre of Paris to prevent repeat of last weekend’s violence and looting
French police have made more than 135 arrests so far, the interior minister said
The scale of the violence, high stakes of the upcoming presidential election and international reach of the protests distinguish them past riots
In Paris suburb incident, man appeared to be firing at random and seemed intent on ‘carrying out a massacre’, local mayor says
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Fresh curfews imposed on Tuesday after first quiet night since France’s most destructive rioting in years
Thousands of shops damaged or looted as protests descended into violence, leaving owners fearing for their future
An Irish student protester and a Limoges resident share experiences of street violence and tear gas in France
As demonstrations spread across France, questions remain over who was responsible for the violence and what it means for Emmanuel Macron
Historic public buildings burned, hundreds of shops destroyed and more than 2,000 people arrested
Anti-government demonstrations spiral out of control in many cities, with buildings set ablaze and shops looted
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French government acknowledges country faces a ‘serious moment’
Demonstrators demand the government tackle understaffed and dilapidated classrooms
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