Violence breaks out across Europe after another day of protests
Protests across Europe have again turned violent. Police clashed with demonstrators in France, Italy and Spain over rising living costs, cuts to public services and military spending. Officers used tear gas and batons as protesters erected barricades and set fires in the streets.
More than 70,000 police officers are to be deployed over fears protesters will defy restrictions on demonstrations.
Police and elite security forces are out in force in French cities as tens of thousands participate in a new round of protests. The situation is slowing turning tense in some cities like Paris and Marseille.
Police and elite security forces are out in force in French cities as tens of thousands participate in a new round of protests. The situation is slowing turning tense in some cities like Paris and Marseille.
Fresh protests hit France amid heightened security. The protest location was changed last minute in Paris.
Several planned marches in major cities in France have been banned by authorities, provoking an uproar by rights groups.
Younger Limoges residents see the destruction of their town hall as unfortunate collateral damage in a wider movement. For others, the fire was an unacceptable tragedy.