but nanterre. those responsible for the troubles should go home.— nanterre.o home. but no one we soke troubles should go home. but no one we spoke to — troubles should go home. but no one we spoke to in _ troubles should go home. but no one we spoke to in nanterre _ troubles should go home. but no one we spoke to in nanterre thought - troubles should go home. but no one we spoke to in nanterre thought the | we spoke to in nanterre thought the anger here had run its course. what's fuelling these fires isn't just rubbish bins and vehicles but decades of frustration with the french state. nahel's death triggers wider feelings of grievance with betrayal and smouldering cars gets the attention of france's leaders in a way smouldering resentments rarely do. thousands of extra police were deployed across the paris region last night. tonight, those numbers are being multiplied again, symbols of the state providing extra security and extra targets. and we can speak to lucy in paris now. lucy, can i pick up on the comments you made in the report where you said basicall

nanterre but across france, as ou sa . . ~' hit nanterre but across france, as ousa. ., y hit nanterre ., , . hit nanterre but across france, as ousa. .,g , . you say. thank you very much indeed. we will be back _ you say. thank you very much indeed. we will be back in _ you say. thank you very much indeed. we will be back in paris _ you say. thank you very much indeed. we will be back in paris throughout i we will be back in paris throughout the rest of the evening, and of course, as always, if you are stepping away from your television, you can go to our website. earlier, i spoke to a journalist and researcher. she writes about racism and police violence in france, and i spoke to her earlier about the protest today.— spoke to her earlier about the protest today. spoke to her earlier about the rotest toda . ., ., ., protest today. there were a lot of eo - le protest today. there were a lot of peeple gathering _ protest today. there were a lot of people gathering from _ protest today. there were a lot of people gathering from every - protest today. there were a lot of - people gatherin

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but no one we spoke in to nanterre thought the anger had - nanterre thought the anger had run its courseicles but decades of frustration with the french state. nahel's death triggered wider feelings of grievance, betrayaland triggered wider feelings of grievance, betrayal and inequality, and smouldering cars get the attention of france's leaders in the way that smouldering resentment rarely do. thousands of extra police were deployed across the paris region last night. tonight those numbers are being multiplied again. symbols of the state providing extra security and extra targets. the government is treading something of a tightrope here. on the one hand, trying to calm public anger with clear criticism of the police actions that led to nahel's death. and on the other, taking an increasingly tough approach to violence on the streets. a specialist police unit was sent to nanterre this afternoon to deal with the scuffles at the end of the march, and you can feel that anxiety about a third night of trouble is building. lucy williamson in paris, thank you. a secret police unit which spied on

well, reeta, here in nanterre _ protests, is it? well, reeta, here in nanterre a _ protests, is it?tests, is it? well, reeta, here in nanterre a peaceful march - protests, is it? well, reeta, here in nanterre a peaceful march is i in nanterre a peaceful march is about to take place to honour nahel, who was the teenager that was shot dead by a police officer on tuesday. now, the situation here in nanterre this morning is extremely tense, there is a lot of anger at the media and the police. some people who live here told us that they are very scared, because they don't know what's going to happen tonight, they haven't been able to sleep for the last two nights. they also said that they are angry because they feel that these riots are actually affecting people who live here, because their shops were vandalised and their cars were set on fire. now, earliertoday, and their cars were set on fire. now, earlier today, the nanterre prosecutor held a press conference and confirmed that there are two investigations happening into looking into what happened, and he also said that the use of a w

i am in nanterre, which is a very diverse _ into this.hood l into this. i am in nanterre, whichl is a very diverse neighbourhood in many ways, and it's also ethnically diverse. and a lot of people that we've spoken to — people have come from africa, people who have origins in the arab world, as well — some of them have said that for a long time, they felt the police hasn't been there to protect them, and we've heard from the united nations as well today, raising concerns about the french police's treatment of minorities in particular. now in the last hour or so, the government issued a statement saying any accusations by anyone that the police was racist were not founded in anything, but that's not what people here, when you talk to them, say. i want to just move around and show you where we are — know this corner here is where people have been laying flowers for nahel, and there's a sign in french that says, "how many nahel pots have not been filmed?" in this particular corner is where nahel was stopped by the police. it is where he was

around here, we are in nanterre. _ to you. around here, we are in nanterre, the _ to you.re, we are in i nanterre, the incident happened right here and you can see there is quite a lot of bad blood around. a lot of people driving past shouting at us, the media, shouting insults towards the police as well. you get the feeling this is not over, that tonight it is quite possible there will be more people coming out again to express their indignation and anger at what happened. there is a much tomorrow which the poor mother has called for. a distinct sense on the part of the government that they need to come to stand. when the president comes out and says, before there has been any investigation that the shooting was inexplicable and inexcusable, that suggests they are very mindful of how this needs to be treated very carefully indeed. in terms of the security presence, given those fears you have just been talking about, perhaps a second night of the sort of disturbances we have already seen, what sort of presence is there?— have already seen, what sort of presence is there? r

but no—one we spoke to in nanterre thought the anger here had run its course.ng these fires isn'tjust rubbish bins and vehicles but decades of frustration with the french state. nahel�*s death triggers wider feelings of grievance betrayal, inequality and smouldering cars gets the attention of france's leaders in a way smouldering resentments rarely do. thousands of extra police were deployed across the paris region last night. tonight, those numbers are being multiplied again, symbols of the state providing extra security and extra targets. that report by lucy williamson. 0ur correpondent, rajini vaidyanathan, has sent this update from nanterre, paris, where nahel lived. a huge police presence in anticipation of a third night of violence. and i am in the area where 17—year—old lived and died and it's also where, earlier today, there was a march in his honour. the march was addressed by his mother and many people there said they turned out because they're angry with the way the police treats them. this is an ethnically diverse neighbourhood and they said they fe

here in nanterre peaceful marches under way, here in nanterre peaceful marches underway, organised herenised in memory of nahel, the teenager that was shot dead by a police officer on tuesday. his mother has been leading the march, she is at the front of the crowd and said she hopes that this tribute will help communities out of paris to remember her son. this is a peaceful march but the situation here in nanterre has been extremely tense today, a lot of anger at the police and during the march, people have been shouting justice 42 and the police are murderers. also some people have been holding slogans against the police saying... as you can hear behind me, the march is not over and continues a few hundred metres from me.— metres from me. well done for continuing. _ metres from me. well done for continuing. i— metres from me. well done for continuing, i know— metres from me. well done for continuing, i know it _ metres from me. well done for continuing, i know it is - metres from me. well done for continuing, i know it is difficult| continuing, i know it is difficult and very busy on t

but no—one we spoke to in nanterre thought the anger here had run its course. the french state. nahel�*s death triggers wider feelings of grievance, betrayal, inequality and smouldering cars gets the attention of france's leaders in a way smouldering resentments rarely do. thousands of extra police were deployed across the paris region last night. tonight, those numbers are being multiplied again — symbols of the state providing extra security and extra targets. new developments the pentagon believes a chinese balloon that was shot down over the atlantic coast earlier this year after spending a week in us airspace, did not collect information when it flew over the country. at the time, it was widely assumed to be a spy balloon, and the incident led to further cooling of relation between washington and beijing. the defence department didn't say what its latest assessment was based on. stay with us here on bbc news. thats all from us here in washington. we leave you with these live pictures of london as we hand off to our colleageus there. they'll be taking over

on thursday a peaceful vigil and march led by his mother in nanterre ended in unrest.te a night—time curfew imposed in some areas, violent demonstrations continued into the early hours of friday morning, with running battles between protestors and police. the scenes were repeated in other french cities — including lille, marseille, toulouse and montpellier. the unrest even spread to neighbouring belgium — where 15 people were arrested. overnight, 40,000 extra police officers were deployed across france in an attempt to restore calm and deal with further violence. firefighters in paris reported being overwhelmed with calls as a result of the ongoing unrest. 0ur correspondent in paris, sofia bettiza, gave us the latest. the atmosphere here in paris is extremely tense today. for the third time in a row, there have been violent protest here in nanterre, which is the area where a teenager called nahel was shot dead by a police officer. now, last night, protestors clashed with the police. according to the news agency afp, they used handmade grenades. the police responded wit

but no one we spoke to in nanterre thought the anger here had run its course.ng these fires isn'tjust rubbish bins and vehicles but decades of frustration with the french state. nahel�*s death triggers wider feelings of grievance with betrayal and smouldering cars gets the attention of france's leaders in a way smouldering resentments rarely do. thousands of extra police were deployed across the paris region last night. tonight, those numbers are being multiplied again, symbols of the state providing extra security and extra targets. at least 100 people have been arrested so far at least 100 people have been arrested so far tonight at least 100 people have been arrested so far tonight and at least 100 people have been arrested so far tonight and we also have a lot more on our website. we have a live page on bbc news websites so, do check that out as well. 0ur correpondent rajini vaidyanathan has sent this update from paris. a huge police presence in anticipation of a third night of violence. and i am in the area where17—year—old lived and died and it's also whe

after the death of a seventeen-year-old teenager in nanterre.terior ministry said that during the riots that took place in this city and neighboring cities, last night there were more than 30 people were detained. the night after this drama about the death of a young man, there was no other way to describe acts of violence that i condemn 31 people were arrested by the police, mainly in the val de france region and in the suburbs, but mainly in the nanterre area, 24 police officers were injured burned about 40 cars. photo and video evidence from the scene of the tragedy, the head of the french interior ministry called shocking e on tuesday in the parisian suburb of nanterre, seventeen-year-old peddler noel was shot dead, as it has now become known at the request of the police, he did not stop the car. he was driving a yellow mercedes and when the police were checking documents. uh, they asked him to stop. then he pressed the gas pedal in response , the policeman shot him in the chest, a young man. died. e. the media report that the french police

these two thousand police officers are only for the province of paris, focusing on the city of nanterre . the incident of killing a 17-year-old youth by the police france, in other cities, the number of security forces and police forces has been used during the events that took place last night in nantes, west of paris, and lasted until late at night and early morning . 24 people were arrested and as the ministry of interior of france has announced, 24 members of the police have taken comfort in a superficial manner, and 42 cars in venice have also been set on fire. during the service tonight, the atmosphere is very inflamed, and the french authorities have taken all their efforts so that the people to relax the most important reaction among politicians there was a lot of feedback on the reaction of mr. macron, who declared this issue unjustifiable and inexplicable. extremists such as mr. eric zemur, the former candidate for the presidency of france and also the lady of modern architecture, consider this position of mr. as a result of their cowardice and fear of the social explosion tha

but no—one we spoke to in nanterre thought the anger here had run its course.french state. nahel�*s death triggers wider feelings of grievance, betrayal, inequality and smouldering cars gets the attention of france's leaders in a way smouldering resentments rarely do. thousands of extra police were deployed across the paris region last night. tonight, those numbers are being multiplied again — symbols of the state providing extra security and extra targets. the uk government's controversial policy to deport asylum seekers to rwanda has been ruled unlawful. three seniorjudges at the court of appeal said rwanda had not provided enough safeguards to prove it was a safe third country. mr sunak said he "fundamentally disagrees" with the ruling. our home editor mark easton has the story. the government's controversial rwanda policy and asylum strategy have been dealt a significant blow today, with the appeal court concluding the east african country is not safe enough for the uk to send asylum seekers there. but the lord chiefjustice, lord burnett, announced it had b

i am in nanterre, i am aged between 14 and i7. i am in nanterre, iam in aged between 14 and i7.e, i am in the central area, and this is where, last night in the early hours of the morning, there were a lot of violent clashes. we have seen shop fronts and buildings that were smashed. we have seen cash machines that were bashed apart. traffic lights that melted and all the fires that were burning. there were fireworks are let off here as well. quite a few things have been put in place to try to minimise the trouble tonight. for a start public transport has been suspended for another night. that is a huge deal here in paris, buses and trams. there has also been the ban of sales of fireworks and also more armoured police are going to be out tonight, including armoured police vehicles. another thing the government hopes will be a deterrent, but of course, you talk to people here and they say that they are deeply frustrated by the death of 17—year—old nahel. this is where his car was shot and where he was shot dead by police. you will see flowers that have been laid in his memory. the

but no—one we spoke to in nanterre thought the anger here had run its course.betrayal, inequality and smouldering cars gets the attention of france's leaders in a way smouldering resentments rarely do. thousands of extra police were deployed across the paris region last night. tonight, those numbers are being multiplied again — symbols of the state providing extra security and extra targets. we will have more on the landmark supreme court decision to strike down affirmative action in the next hour with a republican and democrat view. thank you for watching, stay with us. hello there. at the moment, the weather seems to be changing quite a lot, really from one day to the next. on thursday, we were in cooler, fresher air with some sunshine, a few showers for northern parts of the uk. but on friday the weather's going to look and feel quite different. there'll be a lot of cloud heading our way. it's going to be bringing a bit of rain and drizzle and it will feel more humid as well. and we've seen that cloud beginning to push in on a westerly breeze coming in from

thank you forjoining us, what is the mood in nanterre tonight?s quiet, maybe 30 minutes ago. but then it begins with a lot of mortar and smell of the burn. ., ., , , burn. tell me, the video has been viewed millions _ burn. tell me, the video has been viewed millions and _ burn. tell me, the video has been viewed millions and millions - burn. tell me, the video has been viewed millions and millions of. viewed millions and millions of times. that presumably has had an impact on the outbreaks of demonstrations right across the country? demonstrations right across the count ? ., , demonstrations right across the count ? . demonstrations right across the count? ., ., ., ., country? people are afraid and --eole country? people are afraid and peeple also — country? people are afraid and people also don't _ country? people are afraid and people also don't understand l country? people are afraid and i people also don't understand why country? people are afraid and - people also don't understand why all this violence, even if they are in pain and they cry

and it's interesting because we've talked to people over the last few days here in nanterre, and manymore than just the death of 17—year—old nahel. this is an ethnically diverse neighbourhood, we spoken to many young men from the arab community here who say they believe this is about a deeper issue, the relationship between young people in these neighbourhoods and the police. we spoke to him one man who said he actually thought that the violence was justified. he actually thought that the violence wasjustified. he said, "if this thing hadn't happened, people would be talking about some of the issues they have here. people wouldn't feel that the police that are meant to protect them would be doing that." we heard from the un today who said france's police needed to deal with the problems of targeting specific minorities from racism, then we had a statement from france's foreign ministry saying there were no foundations in what the un has said, denying that the police force in this country has any racist tendencies. but people who are taking to the streets certainly feel strongly about

nights of protests against the killing of a 17—year—old boy by a police officer in the suburb of nanterree teenager, named as nahel m, was shot during a traffic stop. the policeman has been charged with voluntary homicide. he's reported to have apologised to the teenager's family. meanwhile, demonstrations have continued across the country, including a march led by the boy's mother in nanterre during the day yesterday, and nightfall saw clashes with the french police in the suburb, as well as other cities around the country, including in central paris, lille, lyon and toulouse. the unrest has even spread to belgium where 15 people have been arrested. 40,000 extra police officers have been deployed across france to deal with further violence. firefighters in paris say as a result of the ongoing unrest, their lines are becoming overwhelmed. rajini vaidya nathan reports. a capital city in flames. unrest sparked by a fatal police shooting is intensifying. 0vernight, violence and vandalism. riot police out in force. clashes continued in the paris suburb where a teenager was killed by police th

sofia bettiza, bbc news, nanterre.an, who's in the parisian suburb of nanterre. are the police there bracing themselves for more unrest over the weekend ? that doesn't seem to be the case, ben. we were here yesterday and we saw dozens of officers arrive on motorbikes in vans with riot shields in anticipation of what unfolded last night. you can see behind me a shop front completely smashed up, there is graffiti, and that is a picture across this area. now, the reason why i think these are going to continue is because the discontent is still there. now, where i'm standing is not too far from the traffic light was 17—year—old nahel was stopped and where he ended up being killed, and it is that deep—rooted issue which people cite is notjust extend to nahel but many other people in this ethnically diverse community who feel that the police that should be there to protect them are simply not doing that. there to protect them are simply not doinu that. ., ~ there to protect them are simply not doinu that. . ,, , ., there to

and it's quite quiet on the streets here in nanterre this evening. shut down, so it really is some part of the city have a ground to a halt in anticipation of the possibility of renewed violence. and possibility of renewed violence. and of course as — possibility of renewed violence. and of course as we mentioned earlier, thousands of police have been deployed, but how likely is it looking that there will be any further escalation of violence? well, as i was saying, there has already been some flare—ups, so across the country we have heard reports as i mentioned in marseille, for example, of violence already this evening. and crucially, as well, after that march which i said was largely peaceful, after they ended, there was some disruption and violence and vandalism here in nanterre. we went to one building, and office complex we thought it was, that was smashed up, the windows were shattered. we can see rocks and stones and had clearly been used to throw at people. and there were other parts of that area that had been set on fire, people had satelli

last night, one spark set nanterres alight and the government on edge.ay igniting the long cold war between french suburbs and french state. the police traffic check was caught on camera. a brief discussion at gunpoint. then as he drives off, the police officer appears to shooting through the window at point—blank range stop is mother said in an on line video that they had taken her baby away. that they had taken her baby awa . ~ ,, ~ ., , , away. translation: he was still away. translation: he was still a child. away. translation: he was still a child- he _ away. translation: he was still a child. he needed _ away. translation: he was still a child. he needed his _ away. translation: he was still a child. he needed his mother. i a child. he needed his mother. he kissed me goodbye in the morning and said, i love you, mum," and an hour later, i was told someone shot my son. what shall i do? he was my life, he was everything to me. the shalli do? he was my life, he was everything to me. the death of mm: was everything to me. the death of young peeple _ was

last night, one spark set nanterre alight and the government on edge. french suburbs and french state. the police traffic track was caught on camera, a brief discussion at gunpoint. then as nael drives off the officer appears to shoot him through the window at point—blank range. his mother said in an online video that they'd taken her baby away. translation: he was still a child. he needed his mother. he kissed me goodbye in the morning and said, "i love you, mum." an hour later i was told that someone shot my son. what shall i do? he was my life. he was everything to me. the death of young people at the hands of police here in the paris suburbs has sparked rage and riots against the state before. what's adding to the anger this time our initial claims by police that nael drove into officers before he was shot, a narrative that's contradicted by the video that's emerged. president macron and his government have come out strongly against the police actions. translation: a teenager has been killed. _ this is inexplicable and inexcusable, and the first thi

police officer shot dead a 17—year—old boy of north african descent during a traffic stop in the nanterrehooting was posted online. the unrest quickly spread across france, fuelled by accusations of police racism and wider discrimination against minority communities. around 115,000 police officers have now been deployed on the streets. from paris here's our europe editor katya adler. paris, supposed to be the city of love, is exploding again into hateful confrontation. riot police versus angry youths, many under the age of 18. there is talk the french government may be forced to call a state of emergency. in the meantime, france's president today urged parents to keep youngsters at home, while he sent more police on the streets. but those youngsters aren't listening. last night, the violence spread to flashpoints across the country. town halls, schools, public buildings seen to represent the state of france have all been targeted. there was looting, too, in central paris. in the mediterranean city of marseille, the state library was attacked. the uk and us have now issued travel advice fo

paris nanterre. after the police murder of a teenager , helicopters are now flying over terem.ed there in the afternoon the local prefecture. they tried to seize power. they are trying to extinguish new pockets of protest in lyon because of the riots. banned the sale of pyrotechnics and gasoline. in cans transportation acids and pyrotechnics, while the president of france and his wife attended a concert by elton john in paris, this has already been noticed in parliament. and those rimoreans mep from france called the president irresponsible riots. also began in neighboring belgium, the media report that social networks are full of calls to take to the streets as in france . about how the events of our european correspondent developed anastasia popova the autopsy left no doubts 17-year-old teenager who died on tuesday during the check of documents, he died precisely from a shot, a bullet passed through his left arm in the torso , no traces of alcohol or drugs were found in the body or in the car itself, the policeman was charged with deliberate murder. there is more according to

sofia bettiza in nanterre. can go back into the sea at blackpool. it follows a sewage leak earlier this month when a pipeline burst at a treatment works in fleetwood. the environment agency says its advice against swimming there could now be removed. a newly built prison has opened in leicestershire, bringing the number of new prison places in england and wales to more than 5,000. the government has set a target of creating 20,000 places by the middle of the decade — ministers insist they are on track to meet it. a new energy price cap comes into effect this weekend which will see a small drop in household bills, but the boss of centrica — the owner of british gas — says they're unlikely to fall much further. hannah is here with more. there has been a lot of optimism around this but may be something to ground us. . yes, rememberfrom tonight the price per unit that energy providers are allowed to charge falls so that an average household would pay just over £2,000 a year — that's quite a substantial saving on wh

we will speak to our correspondent, who is there on the ground in nanterre.he latest on that nhs england plan to recruit more doctors and nurses, so more reaction to that. nhs england, the biggest employer in europe, so that's a hugely significant story, and of course we have that fascinating new report we hearing about the rise in type one diabetes amongst young people post covid. more on all those stories here in a moment or two. we will pause for whether. hello again. provisionally, thisjune was the hottest on record, but one of the features about the month is it's been very dry across the south of both england and wales. st athan is near cardiff, and that's been one of the driest areas we've seen, not even a quarter of the averagejune rainfall here. mind you, there is a little bit of rain to come through today, but for the most part it's light and patchy. these rather grey skies typical of the skies you'll have working into western areas. and if i look at the rainfall totals through the whole of the day today, you see most of the rain is across western ar

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last night one spark set nanterre alight.ch suburbs and french state. the police traffic check was caught on camera. a brief discussion at gunpoint. then, as nahel drives off, the officer appears to shoot him through the window, at point blank range. his mother said in an online video they had taken her baby away. translation: he was still a child. he needed his mother. he kissed me goodbye in the morning and said, "i love you, mum." an hour later i was told that someone shot my son. what shall i do? he was my life. he was everything to me. the death of young people at the hands of police here in the paris suburbs has sparked rage and riots against the state before. what's adding to the anger this time are initial claims by police that nahel drove into officers before he was shot. a narrative that's contradicted ijy narrative that's contradicted by the video that's emerged. president macron and his government have come out strongly against the police actions. translation: �* ., ., , translation: a teenager has been killed. _

but this isn'tjust happening in the suburbs like nanterre. it's happening in central paris, too.mous landmarks like the louvre and the champs—elysees. here, a crowd of protesters broke into a night shop in central paris. in romainville, a supermarket was looted. these riots are bad news for the french president, emmanuel macron. he had to leave a meeting of eu leaders in brussels to come back to paris and hold a crisis meeting. clashes like these between the residents of the french suburbs and the police are not rare, but they normally last a day or two. not since 2005 have protests spread across the country at this scale. the police officer who shot dead nahel has been arrested and charged with homicide. but for many people, what happened to nahel was the final straw. they are deeply angry at the police and the government fears that their anger could translate into more riots and violence tonight. let me bring you right up to date. another event being cancelled because, of course, of the rioting, and all those restrictions out is taking you through. the dad to france, the main s

and i should just say that where we are in nanterre, it's not too far from the centre of paris, and we'vet's arrest — a post office window not far from here complete smashed, lots of glass on the floor, lots of office buildings in the distance have graffiti written on them, and it's all the same feeling and sentiment here — they are demanding justice for nahel, and they believe that this is the only way, some of them, for their concerns to be heard. but most people here that we've spoken to hope that there isn't another night of violence, but the police gear are turning up in larger numbers, bracing themselves for any possibility. bracing themselves for any possibility-— bracing themselves for any ossibili . , . possibility. take you very much indeed. possibility. take you very much indeed- just — possibility. take you very much indeed. just to _ possibility. take you very much indeed. just to update - possibility. take you very much indeed. just to update viewers | possibility. take you very much i indeed. just to update viewers at home on the latest, we've been hearing that there is a c

lucy williamson, bbc news, nanterre.ur after her manager revealed that she'd been in intensive care with a serious bacterial infection. this news came in in the last half hour or so. our correspondent sophie long is in los angeles. sophie, what have you learned? we don't sophie, what have you learned? - don't have many details at the moment. what we know, according to her manager, on saturday and madonna developed what he called a serious bacterial infection which led to her spending several days in intensive care. we are told her health is improving and she is expected to make a full recovery, which is good news, but at the moment we are told she is still undergoing medical care so her team has decided to suspend all commitments, including the celebration tour which was scheduled to kick off in vancouver next month, to kick off in vancouver next month, to mark the 40th anniversary of her break—out single holiday. it was highly anticipated, 98% of tickets sold out immediately, fans buying 690,001 day. when she released a

nanterre, it is happening in central paris too, near famous landmarks like the louvre.rowd of protesters broke into a nike shop in central paris. here, a supermarket was looted. these rights are bad news for the french president, emmanuel macron. he had to leave a meeting with eu leaders in brussels to come back to paris and hold a crisis meeting. clashes like these between the residents of the french suburbs and the police are not rare, but they normally last a day or two will stop not since 2005 have protests spread across the country at this scale. the police officer who shot dead nahel has been arrested and charged with homicide, but for many people, what happened to nahel was the final straw. they are deeply angry at the police, and the government fears that their anger could translate into more riots and violence tonight. many of the protestors have been young teenagers. mr macron urged parents to keep their children off the streets. there are lots of young people, sometimes very young people. it is the responsibility of all parents, it is something we ought to do

where there _ driving through nanterre where there have been intense violence for the past few days. violence for the past few days. we have seen a few people speed past on _ we have seen a few people speed past on motorbikes, people on the sides— past on motorbikes, people on the sides of the roads but largely. _ the sides of the roads but largely, the streets of been empty— largely, the streets of been empty here. that is not to say that _ empty here. that is not to say that things will not ramp up later this evening because it was — later this evening because it was a — later this evening because it was a similar kind of picture tast— was a similar kind of picture test night— was a similar kind of picture last night with things required around — last night with things required around now and then around three — around now and then around three in— around now and then around three in the morning, for in the — three in the morning, for in the morning we started to hear noises — the morning we started to hear noises from inside our hotel and — noises from inside our hotel and looked

>> reporter: phil, what we are seeing in nanterre, the neighborhood to the northwest of paris, whereall this tragic killing took place on tuesday morning, young nael was just 17 years old. what's emerged is video evidence showing the moment the police stop happened and showing the contradiction with tpolice's initial version of events. that fueled that anger. the young boy was killed really instantly, pronounced at an hour after that stop. that has fueled that anger that you are seeing now beginning to bubble up. there is a march going on in that suburb of nanterre that was called for by nael's mother on this just a few days after the kill and after two very violent nights where you are quite right, phil, the violence has only increased. that march really an expression of the anger. you have to understand that here in france, the system, the way the state is made, it chooses not to look at questions of race, ethnicity, and becomes very difficult and has been traditionally over the years to investigate any incidents. i am afraid here the french police have had form of traffic stops an

we are facing the third night of potential protests, this was a little earlier on in nanterre, you canhe clash is there as a result of scenes like this, they've asked for a bus and trams to stop early, 40,000 officers are being deployed across the country. and this was a little earlier, this was a march lead by nahel�*s mother, this is in nanterre, the suburb of paris where they are from. just to remind you of the actual incident again from earlier this week — a police officer pointing his gun at the driver of a car before the trigger was pulled at point—blank range. earlier, president emmanuel macron convened a crisis meeting with senior ministers. he described the violence as "unjustifiable". translation: the last few hours have been marred - by violence against schools, town halls, and therefore against all institutions under the republic. and this is absolutely unjustifiable. and i want to thank all those who work to protect these institutions and restore calm. so for me, the next few hours must be a time for recollection and respect. so that was the message from emmanuel macron. y

lucy williamson, bbc news, nanterre.dings — so much so that in some cases there is a real risk of a collapse causing injury or even death. a national audit office report says funding for maintenance and rebuilding is well short of what is actually needed. the national education union said the government is spending "nothing like enough" on school buildings. our education editor, branwenjeffreys, has more. flat roofs and portakabins, prefab buildings past their best — patching up these gateshead infant and junior schools is a struggle. 25 plus years old, and they need a lot of upkeep and they are in a state of quite a lot of disrepair. this is a staircase that we can only now use as an emergency exit, because it's just not safe because of all the corrosion. so everything in this corridor is glued on, and the reason it's glued on is because of the asbestos. it is safe so long as we don't disturb it. these boilers are for our central heating and they are at the end of their life, and they will cost in excess of £60,000 to r

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streets after the brutal murder of a seventeen-year-old teenager by a police officer in the city of nanterrer was taken into custody. our military pilots attacked the air defense systems of a mock enemy in the kaliningrad region. the exercises are conducted by the crews of the su-27 fighters of the naval aviation of the baltic fleet. targets imitating manpower and equipment were also destroyed. here come 30 mm artillery shells. in addition , the pilot worked out the elements of air combat and the interception of the aircraft of the violator of the border exercises are planned. they will last until the end of the week. the main goal is to test combat readiness and hone new techniques, it is important to use all technology possibilities. an important date in our history today in russia is the day of partisans and underground fighters, the resistance hero during the great patriotic war brought victory closer, being behind enemy lines. it was they who disrupted the plans of the germans, derailed trains and blew up bridges, obtained valuable information and carried out sabotage operations, the na

the french police killed a 17-year-old teenager near a metro station in the city of nanterre near paris on saturday. afp reported that a police officer stopped the car at the threat of a gun and when the car started again the driver shot that bullet to the shelf a teenager was hit in the chest. the protest rally of zionists in front of the house of the minister of justice of the zionist regime led to a conflict. the protesters are against the plan of benjamin netanyahu's government to change some food laws . protesters were arrested. in the past weeks, dozens of occupied palestinian cities have held demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu and the bill for changes in the zionist regime's judicial system. the opponents consider the purpose of these changes to be an attempt to prevent their trial . sitting on the first page of sacrifice is there, that oath is the pleasure of meeting there, sit in the first row, stand up for justice, stand up as a sign of your trust, stand up to serve the people, you have a stronghold, you are at this table, and there is hope for you on the other side of

the french police on the second night of a wider scope, or in addition to paris and the city of nanterre, the place where the police shot directly into the heart of a 17-year-old young man nael, cities such as laila gozlern , nantes, the quarter of roblou, this bilancoh, genie, and between macron's hometown, witnessed the unrest violent protests the violence of dostan kiye river by calling the killing of a young man unjustified by the police, extinguishing the fire of people's anger, and of course clarifying the truth through the legal channels of elizabeth on the french prime minister, inviting everyone to calm down, expressed hope that as soon as the truth becomes clear, i invite you to calm down it is only the government that responds and guarantees the unity of the society, despite the deployment of thousands of anti-riot police forces and even , according to public sources, the deployment of army units and equipment such as drones, on the second night of the protests , dozens of cars and a large number of places according to the media, the fire was set during night riots in the past

broke out with renewed vigor due to the murder of a seventeen-year-old teenager by a policeman in nanterreews came from different parts of the country. in one city. the municipality was set on fire in another elementary school building by destroyed shops, dozens of blazing barricades, burned police cars attacked with fireworks, they responded with tear gas. 1,500 people were detained. today in antera there will be a silent march in in memory of the murdered teenager at the call of his mother, and as you are reporting these minutes to news agencies , president macron will hold an emergency interdepartmental meeting in connection with the current situation. 7 million rubles due to fake sites in st. petersburg , an internet fraud was uncovered, the victims of which were more than 300 people. such a scheme, criminals created copies of well-known online stores with household appliances and electronics, lured buyers with extremely favorable prices and excellent discounts. the only condition. full prepayment. naturally, as soon as the money appeared on the account in the car, three residents of u

french police for this great crime after the killing of a 17-year-old youth by the french police in nanterre city, in the suburbs of paris, anger erupted among the youth of this city and turned to violent protests during these unrests and intense clashes between the people and the police that continued at night, a number of cars and public places were set on fire and 9 people were arrested by 20:00 they died after the killing of a 17-year-old youth by the french police this country has called for the launch of a movement against police brutality. shahab hosseini, the speaker of the paris attack city, shahab hosseini, the un reporter , asked the us government to apologize for the inhumane treatment of prisoners in the guantanamo detention center. criticizing the us government's treatment of the detainees, rowe said that the 30 prisoners who are still in guantanamo are subjected to continuous cruel , inhuman and degrading treatment. in response to this report, the government should withdraw it. the united nations special rapporteur left the house and left the us government with a significant p

i am his mother of that same eighteen-year-old boy who died in nanterre.re on thursday at 2:00 pm on the white march. come all this there will be a march of the uprising, participants in urban uprisings , spread information against the authorities and the police that el studied well and did not violate the law, and therefore it cannot be considered that he could pose a threat to the police in 2017. after the election of president macron and after a series of terrorist attacks in the country, france passed a law to combat terrorism. he granted great powers to the police and human rights activists even then warned about the risks of police lawlessness in the united states, such as the high-profile case of the murder of george floyd by police, previously convicted of theft and drugs then a wave of movement began all over the world. black lives matter in london in 2011, police officers were beaten and smashed the windows of a police car after officers shot and killed residents of a migrant neighborhood in an attempted arrest. london was also suspected of theft

the french police killed a 10-year-old boy near a metro station in the city of nanterre near paris on saturday this week. the afp reported a police officer. he stopped the car at the threat of a gun and started again he shot himself at the drivers and the bullet hit the teenager's chest. british police have announced that domestic dog attacks on people in this country have increased by 34% in the last 5 years, and this is the reason for the laws and punishments in this regard, according to the police report . last year in england, dogs attacked humans about 22,000 times in this country, which in some cases led to the death of the victims. in some cases, police horses are also not safe from domestic and domestic dog attacks. british police spokesmen regularly appear on television channels and to announce the death of another person after being attacked by its dog 5 yesterday evening, police officers attacked a house in brookland stage. a pet dog attacked a child in the yard. unfortunately, in this attack, the 4-year-old daughter of the family died due to the severity of her injuries. t