world what we know from the interior ministry here in germany who have announced some figures on this terrible incidents taking place in the city of munster they're telling us that four people have died at the scene that as many as twenty people perhaps more have been injured with six of those described as being in a very serious condition now this happened after a silver gray volkswagen rammed into a crowd of people who were sat at a very popular cafe and restaurant in munster in the old town there a lot of people gather at this particular cafe in the outside seating area of it's been a very nice weatherwise day here in germany there will be a lot of people on that square when this happened what we're hearing though is that this crowd this car this vehicle then plowed into those people and they say police confirming that three people were killed at the scene and that the driver of the vehicle then took their own life some media reports are saying from the scene right now that they've been told by police sources that the driver shot himself that's a direct quote from from some of the

the deported migrants were taken by surprise they had not been consulted although the german interior ministry said always respected its humanitarian obligations. let's bring in our political correspondent hans blunt to try to explain what's going on here hans the israeli prime minister announces a plan to send unwanted to saddam seekers to other developed countries like germany and italy but germany and italy claim to have no knowledge of it how is this possible frankly it's it's a gaffe on the side of netanyahu it's under play mattick it's something he shouldn't have said and he has explained that mentioning germany and italy and canada in fact that these are just examples that they weren't really concrete agreements with these countries although canada has said that it is talking tonight on you know what did happen is that there is an agreement between the united nations high commissioner for refugees the united nations refugee agency and israel in fact to try and find countries that will take these sixteen thousand or so refugees from israel and you know take them up for various reasons hu

as confirmed at the moment though by the interior ministry here in germany that three people have been killed thirty others have been wounded some of those serious as well as a driver who took their own life after the driver of the gray minivan rammed into a crowd on this square in months here ok thanks. for all of it there with the latest. thank you at home for watching today will be across that story throughout the evening and we'll have the headlines and more stories on the way at the top. it's the cradle of jazz. that. we have. those disjuncts feel. the city of climatic. alligators on the loose. in crime are used by the least members a mob found close most. of street racing in the peace of the night this is. the best place in the world. the tech sector that's leading this rally for the past five or six years requires a logistics on a global basis to work in perfect sync so there's going to be a fallout if some countries are going to go to war with each other but they can be trade wars which can be cyber wars that means that platforms that require precipitation and sinking fall out

about eight o'clock in the morning about twenty minutes later a second bomber according to the interior ministry dressed as a journalist among the journalists detonated his bomb killing at least seven journalists twenty one dead more than forty wounded in that tween attack this morning the islamic state has claimed responsibility and jennifer describe the area for us where the attacks took place. well it's a very secure area at the intelligence headquarters as i said near there nato headquarters there not far from the american embassy and a string of other embassies as well there's a heavy security they cordoned off the are very quickly after the attacks but there are a lot of checkpoints already along that road actually at either end of that road there are checkpoints and as well as along the main shot struck road as well so already tight security really an indication of how difficult it is to control these attacks that have happened here in the capital and as you read that grim timeline daryn and around the country all right so jennifer glass there in the afghan capital kabul jennifer thank yo

high level meeting was targeted at the who these interior ministry in santa earlier this month the rebel second in command sala his semite was killed in a saudi led air strike a large crowds have gathered in seven square to pay tribute to sam i'd heard the leaders call for a one million man march in the capital to commemorate his death samad is the most senior who the official to be killed by the saudi led coalition in yemen's three year war correspondent has somehow but has reported extensively from yemen he joins me now on the set to talk more about this welcome hashim so what should we read then into the timing of these strikes why now has if you look now of these been almost two years more than three years is the start of the started its coalition campaign against the houthi it hasn't achieved major. victories on the ground the hokies took control of a huge stretch of land. totoo that stretches from solder all the way to thais and now they're aiming for the top brass of the military and the political establishment of the whole thing is to say that we are able to intercept communicati

deported migrants were taken by surprise those said they had not been consulted although the german interior ministry said berlin always respected its humanitarian obligations . now to some other stories making news around the world the malaysian coast guard has intercepted a boat carrying more than fifty. violence and mark authorities say the asylum seekers will be allowed to enter malaysia on humanitarian grounds some seven hundred thousand muslims have fled mean more since last august after the military launched a crackdown saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon says israelis have a right to our homeland it's a notable shift in the kingdom's position towards the jewish state saudi arabia does not recognize israel but ties between the two countries have improved in recent years. and a truck driver in the u.s. state of georgia made a lucky escape just moments before his vehicle was struck by an oncoming train. a passer by capture the moment of impact on his phone both a truck driver and train crew are said to be ok. the u.n. has called it the world's worst humanitarian crisis and today don

the deported migrants were taken by surprise they had not been consulted although the german interior ministry said always respected its humanitarian obligations. the un hosted a meeting in geneva today to raise money for war torn yemen and millions of people there on the verge of famine and desperately in need of aid he was secretary-general antonio terrorists call the conference a quote remarkable success with more than two billion dollars pledged so far well three years of fighting in yemen have claimed around ten thousand lives the proxy war between the saudi backed government and iranian backed who is the rebels has also driven an estimated two million people from their homes while the un has been revising upward the number of yemenis in need of assistance they're going to say she estimates that since last year another three point four million more people depend on outside help for survival. is mother to five young children not all and she's also alone in the world since her husband died she has to track for two hours of her day just to fetch water from a well. she struggles to look after

to recap for our viewers a driver has plowed into a crowd in the german city of munster the interior ministry saying the death toll is now four people including the suspect you have been watching special coverage this hour of this breaking news from germany from all of us here at the team thank you so much for watching we'll have another update for you at the top of the hour i'm. now in the heart of europe. picturesque landscapes are being turned into agricultural waste. biodiversity is being replaced by monoculture. so low in romania. is responsible and cannot be stopped. next. one million tons of sand. with the consequences. of storm. so it's become a global menace. once they start there's no stopping them. storming in forty five minutes on d w. on freedom and hope. were i come from the region is rich in history and style and talents but so poor in education opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for independent journalists i see many of the younger promising journalists who are now making a name for themselves all over the arab. some like get along the way some might fo

pass through parliament is the stop short bill which basically in a nutshell means that the interior ministrycould decide. organizations if they are found posing a security risk to hungary by sponsoring or supporting migrants from third countries coming from countries via other safe countries to hungary. char there in budapest let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world former south korean president lee myung bak has been charged with corruption he's accused of receiving some ten million u.s. dollars in bribes from groups including the country's own intelligence service was in office from two thousand and eight to twenty thirteen his indictment comes three days after his successor park good day was sentenced to twenty four years in prison for her part in a separate corruption scandal. at least five people have been injured in a strong earthquake that struck western japan on monday morning roads and some buildings were damaged in the hardest hit city of odessa the six point one magnitude tremor was felt across a wide area the water supply has been disrupted i

routes they are trying to rule out each possibility one at a time and so far according to the interior ministry it seems that there has been at the likelihood of a mental health motive and there have been a number of media reports that the perpetrator that the suspect was suffering from a mental illness that he may have tried to take it and take his own life but of course police will be exploring all opportunities they've done a raid on the suspects house around two kilometers away from where i'm standing right now and of course if they then did find something that would be suspicious regarding an automotive they would explore that avenue as well but for the time being they do seem fairly confident that it does not appear to be an islamist motive in this attack that said it does appear to be a deliberate attack the police have confirmed that the man shot himself whilst he was in the vehicle meaning of course that he was also in the possession of a weapon at the time of the attack meaning that some people would like to think that this is more likely to be a premeditated attack that was carried o

deported migrants were taken by surprise but said they had not been consulted although the german interior ministry said always respected its humanitarian obligations. and we can speak to william spengler he's a spokesperson for the united nations refugee agency that brokered the deal with israel mr spenlow thank you for joining us on our program as we just heard the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's canceling this deal did his government communicate that to you know we have just learned about this decision a few minutes ago but we are still hopeful that the solution will be found for asylum seekers who are in a very precarious situation in israel it's estimated that there's about thirty nine thousand of them most of them come from eritrea and sudan and they are not able to return to those countries because the persecution human rights violations or areas where they come from are in conflict just hours after the deal was announced but when that yahoo first suspended and then canceled at what gives you hope that there is still a chance for this agreement to go forward. well this is

following for you a driver has plowed into a crowd of people in the german city of munster the interior ministry says the death toll is now four people including the driver who killed himself after the collision the number of injured stands at over thirty a police operation is still underway in worcester with authorities advising people to avoid the area for now though police said they are not searching for any other suspects or. the police in munster have been tweeting about the incident saying they're onsite with all resources they posted this update a short while ago police do not spread rumors on twitter and facebook please leave the downtown area and go home we'll keep you informed here this photo has been circulating widely on twitter following the crash it shows the site once or that's been reported to be the scene of the incident a spokeswoman for chance there are glimmers of the following terrible news from munster the police will keep you updated our thoughts are with the victims and their families. here in the studio with me is the dubious political correspondent hans front and corres

where people can just get into cars get into vans and drive into the crowds and as gemini's interior ministry put it a short time ago it is very clear just how difficult it is to try and prevent attacks like this and just how horrific they can be. thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world christian sewing is expected to take over as c.e.o. of germany's biggest lender deutsche bank so an already heads up which is private and commercial divisions it's hoped he'll be able to reverse three years of losses the bank's current boss john tryon has been criticized for failing to revive the bank securities trading business. france's rail network is suffering major disruption once again a third of rail workers walked off the job on sunday in protest against the government's planned overhaul of the state run rail system the strikes are part of an ongoing dispute set to last for three months. in new york one person died and four firefighters were injured in a blaze on the fifteenth floor of trump tower officials said the fire in the u.s. president's signature building was qu

in a way which makes him feel very uncomfortable so it's very important that the ministry the interior ministryhas pointed out that there appears to be no islamist motive at this time because let's remember germany indeed the continent has been paralyzed by the fear of a further islamist attack we've seen vehicles weaponized in the united kingdom in france in stockholm indeed a year ago to this day and this is something that people thought about when they heard about this attack i said to people as i was coming into the city were you shocked people were shocked and they did say you know you wouldn't expect it to happen here but they haven't ruled out the possibility that something like this could happen again something like we'd see at but i chide plots in bali in december twenty sixth or in back in bavaria those kind of attacks which we had seen on german soil. so there have been other attacks on german soil what could have driven this suspect to do such an extreme thing. and i'm going to direct that. something that we can't speculate ok. at this point we still don't really know what happened

news this hour a driver has plowed into a crowd of people in the german city of one star the interior ministry says that the death toll is now four people including the driver who killed himself after the collision the number of injured stands at twenty police are investigating at the scene and have told the public to stay away while they do so. so here's what we know so far about the incident we know that four people at this hour are dead after this van plunged into a crowd in the north west german city of munster this afternoon around twenty people injured in the incident it happened in the historic center of the city authorities have confirmed that the driver is also dead have been taking his own life and a spokesperson for the local police share the details on the investigation and the possible suspects as the soil witnesses and clues have indicated that further suspects possibly fled from the vehicle the investigation is ongoing but there is no concrete evidence for. and for more let's bring in gary hart and hans brandt who are joining us here in the studio for more on that and that's qui

and the interior ministry saying that four people are dead including the driver who shot himself, butelf, butjust to be clear, mike, even though this looks very much like a terrorist attack that has not been confirmed, has it, until we know more about the driver of this vehicle? the latest information i haveis vehicle? the latest information i have is that police are still not ruling out the possibility of a personal motive, but it strikes me that they have ruled out looking for anybody else and it suggest to me that they probably know who this driver is and know something about his background. and just to repeat that germany will be of course very mindful unfortunately of those dreadful events backjust before christmas 2016 and other attacks around europe including london and in france as well in nice where vehicles have been used as a weapon. the more the allied forces crack down on the islamic state of course the harder it becomes for them to mount attacks that involve conventional weapons like both lives and guns. they have repeatedly put out advisories to their own people —— like

deported migrants were taken by surprise those said they had not been consulted although the german interior ministry said always respected its humanitarian obligations. well it is a strange place to find a swastika in a church but that is exactly what happened to the people in a small german tell last september now the locals were outraged when a decision was taken not to replace the bell after the swastika was failed well over easter somebody obviously took matters into their own hands a strip around the middle of the bell has been treated to remove a. swastika and the perpetrators left a note saying that it was time for spring cleaning to bring fresh air to the village here's an excerpt. we've been doing a bit of spring cleaning didn't just clean the village but the bell to. free to the pigeon and the nazi filth which was threatening after eighty has to divide the people off this village and hopefully freed it too from the muck that it could have cost of the home of. this is a village with bright decent intelligent cosmopolitan people who want to just sit idly by and see how the community is split

that was firmly rejected by a spokesman for the interior ministry, he said people were taking the nationalo strong, we are so serious. believe me, it is not the truth. only one power on the streets, it is the national police and the national guard. but the difficult questions linger, who is behind this difficult group? why, despite the violence, are they being tolerated? and despite the violence, are they being tolerated ? and what despite the violence, are they being tolerated? and what ultimately, are they being mobilised for? now, as promised, the commonwealth games in australia officially get under way in a few hours' time. prince charles has just arrived in the country to embark on a seven day tour and launch the games on behalf of the queen. he is being welcomed here by crowds in brisbanejust a short time ago. the prince will read the queen's message at the opening ceremony in around five hours from now. 5000 performers are all going to be taking part in the spectacular opening ceremony. chris mitchell is on the gold coast for us. i thought you only got sunshine on the gold coast. i

in barcelona when asked what took place who was involved what the cost was he was told by the interior ministry presentation of this information would violate the regulations on classified information in other words get lost i don't think so i mean i think we have been really candid about this and we have. led every people who have been interested in this investigation to when he was told it was classified information well maybe it's the same with the least of those eight hundred people who have been injured that we have asked for it and we've never received but if it's classified that it's a cover up and no i don't think i don't think i don't think never i mean everyone everyone was carrying. cameras and things can be seen and being seen and investigate and i don't think there is any coverup. now now where you continue to deny excessive force human rights watch for example said from its own research into three cases it had no doubt at all that national force national police and civil guard officers used excessive force using they made that up you know you talking about three cases and four peo

into parliament on the table or on may is the shore show which in a nutshell means that the interior ministryuld it dissolve certain n.g.o.s the other organizations that they find pose a national risk to national security of the country by sponsoring or supporting migrants from third countries that stay here in hungary coming from say third countries so as you can hear only one day has passed or not even since the election but already the fittest party is laying out what they are going to change once this new parliament has convened and what is that likely to mean for a year after funny because you know we see not only that action on the domestic side also orbán has promised to put an end to brussels migrant resettlement program . exactly and as we have heard yesterday in his victory speech he is also said will continue to say that he wants to defend hungary and that path has just begun and it's not over yet it's going to continue so clearly of course that does signal the promise of victory is going to push for that agenda that may lead actually to more division between. the european union bu

on saturday saudi state television says the strike targeted a high level meeting at the these interior ministry in santa after three years of fighting and no end to the war in sight analysts say the saudi led coalition is trying something new the saudis are stepping up their game. targeting higher higher level officials and the hope is as well are also are there also to stepping up their game firing more and more ballistic missiles into saudi territory i think the message is clear that they still believe both parties still believe that they're the only solution is a military solution but it's a risky strategy the fighters say their mood determined than ever to continue their fight for control of yemen. this protest was made for our president. and we tell him that we will keep going on your path and we will not drift away his death strengthened us and provided us with resistance god willing we will not drift away. it's a conflict that's already killed thousands of people and caused what the united nations says is the world's was to monetary crisis now there are signs of an escalation from both s

he has now been identified as a german man by the regional interior ministry to you.d. the number of them will be spending the night in a theatre just along the road from here on the police are continuing their investigations. meanwhile, the city is very much in shock. this is an area where people would go out, ona an area where people would go out, on a saturday night people would normally be out on the streets and in bars, enjoying themselves. people are wondering how it was that this came to happen. russia's ambassador to the uk has requested a meeting with the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, to discuss last month's nerve agent attack in salisbury. the russian embassy in london said its relationship with the foreign office was "utterly unsatisfactory". moscow denies trying to poison its former spy, sergei skripal and his daughter, yulia, who are both recovering in hospital. here's our political correspondent, alex forsyth. well, the details of this invitation appeared on the russian embassy's website today and they said it was high time there was a meeting. they s

are picked up by private n.g.o.s but italy has been cracking down on such operations last year interior ministry issued a new code of conduct that several aid organizations have refused to sign and one of them is the group that runs the u.n. so. i'm joined now by yulia momentary r d correspondent in rome yulia thanks for being with us what can you tell us about the court's verdict well italy's highest court decided to dismiss the appeal of the german n.-g. o. you're going to get that that means that their rescue ship event that will stay and the impoundment in concrete words this means that the ship has to stand it has to stay in the harbor off top and he insisted it cannot return in the sea between libya and italy to rescue human life as they would like to do ok you can about that that's the n.g.o.s the group that that owns the boat youth rescues the translation there how have they reacted to this verdict from middle east court. i've just spoken to one of the members of the german and geo union pocket he is in the in the court right now here in rome with his lawyer he they have just seen the ve

opic to buy private n.g.o.s but italy has been cracking down on such operations last year the interior ministry issued a new code of conduct that several aid organizations have refused to sign and one of them is the group that runs the vent of this risk you should prevent was founded by telling the parties it belongs to this joke or you're going to vetted roughly translated means used to the rescue of the group spokesperson for the group joins me now in the studio welcome philip first before what's the reaction off your organization to this place decision by the italian court not to release the boat well to be honest we are quiet disappointed and also a little angry. today because of course a show rejected or. up until today so had hopes the judges would see the situation from our perspective and want to look closely at the evidence. the italian perspective is that you all would as this included with people traffickers in this operation what is your response to that well we have never cooperated with human traffic. on the water the city. sometimes is hard to oversee there is people the so-calle

on saturday saudi state television says the strike targeted a high level meeting at the these interior ministry in santa after three years of fighting and no end to the war in sight analysts say the saudi led coalition is trying something new the saudis are stepping up their game. targeting higher higher level officials and the hope is as well are also are there also to stepping up their game firing more and more ballistic missiles into saudi territory i think the message is clear that they still believe both parties still believe that they're the only solution is a military solution but it's a risky strategy the fighters say their mood determined than ever to continue their fight for control of yemen. you know this protest was made for president saleh osama and we tell him that we will keep going on your path and we will not drift away his death strengthened us and provided us with resistance god willing we will not drift away. it's a conflict that's already killed thousands of people and caused the united nations says is the world's one to monetary crisis now there are signs of an escalation

two whose leaders in yemen's capital saudi state television is reporting that the who thinks interior ministry was targeted in sanaa earlier in april rebel leader. died in a strike in western. the israeli army has struck six targets in the gaza strip and all the statement says that it was in response to a so-called mass infiltration attempt on friday three palestinians were killed as they marched right up to the israeli border the closest they've come in five weeks of protests stephanie decker reports from recent gaza. it happened all of a sudden a surge towards the border fence running in a different direction from where the protests have been focused all day the israeli soldiers had to reposition themselves the army issued a statement saying there was an attempt to infiltrate the border that they acted within the rules of engagement to thwart it but the soldiers opened fire it went on for quite some time yet. ambulances raced to pick up the wounded. guys suddenly ran in this direction to the fence they threw stones at the soldiers then the israelis opened heavy fire there are many injuries t

there are various factions there are different groups with the interior ministry the military and the police they are very disciplined. they are well paid and they will come out at large numbers last night the way incite street and i i think there is the danger that this could escalate however i will say we are getting reports. the deputy. media has meant to give leaders including the prime minister president and we again i kind of confirm this but it looks as though there was a possibility that they may now be pushed into the prosecutor's office to have those charges against those opposition leaders who have been detained drawl now that may also be a sign of some sort of can see a tree move again a sign perhaps with the opposition will take it's. gaining ground. it's a very fluid situation at the moment and will have to really sort of get a grip on whether those reports coming at a trick within the fluidity that you're talking about there robin just looking at social media pictures there are pictures of it certainly looks like clanchy at the front protesting soldiers all people who a

france's interior ministry says almost one hundred twenty thousand people have rallied across the country against president emmanuel macro police used pepper spray and to gas against protesters in paris is the latest in a series of demonstrations by public sector workers and students against mccall's planned reforms from paris and talked about the reports. there was some clashes between protesters and police but overall the march in paris was peaceful public sector workers and students were united in anger against the government's plans to reform public services and universities they say the changes would reduce their rights. where parents. will fight for our beliefs we may not win but we won't surrender and. we support the royal workers and the social movements this cherry much injustice we have to mobilize people against the president's reforms it was a similar picture in some other cities across france including math say and we are the government wants to overhaul the national rail company law s.n.c.f. which is deep in debt and scrap some stuff benefits rail workers say that's unfair t

now because a driver has plowed into a crowd of people in the german city of munster at the interior ministry saying that the death toll is now four people including the driver who killed himself after the collision the number of injured stands at twenty police are investigating at the scene and have asked the public to stay away. from bring their hearts and hands around to are standing by with us here in the studio following the very latest and turned to you hans first because you've been monitoring the headlines what more do we know at this hour. well what we know is that this attack did happen. as you say four people got killed including the driver who killed himself shot himself it seems. and to the all reports in local media in the area that six of the people that are injured are in a serious life threatening condition so there is a chance that the number of deaths could to increase there is there are credible reports that have however not been confirmed by the police yet that the perpetrator is of german origin who is about fifty years old and who was psychologically he just stood so th

policy will be set by raul castro, in interior ministry, head of surveillance, the ceo of the largest company that controls 90% of the cuban economy. the castro family, cuban equivalent of the corleone family will continue to hold all the levers of power. heather: the head of the communist party until the next congress in 2021. what does this mean moving forward? >> the last thing the trump administration should do is the cuban government, a lifeline. i keep hearing reports that sen. jeff flake, the residual influence trying in exchange for from mike pompeo as secretary of state, trying to ease travel restrictions, that would be bad policy, a better approach. we cannot try to help this government cemented told an 11 million cuban people. we should do what we can to see the way forward for freedom, give cubans the opportunity to choose their own leaders which they haven't had in 6 decades. heather: thank you for joining us, appreciate your insight, have a great day. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. sanctuary insanity, dozens of violent ms 13 members finding safe space

on saturday saudi state television says the strike targeted a high level meeting at the these interior ministry in santa after three years of fighting and no end to the war in sight analysts say the saudi led coalition is trying something new actually let's try to change in the. coalition. air strike that you have in. your leadership but if you look you know what to be. for your children. the more you are. but it's a risky strategy heathy fighters say their mood determined than ever to continue their fight for control of yemen bazaar number one this protest was made for our president saleh osama and we tell him that we will keep going on your path and we will not drift away his death strengthened us and provided us with resistance god willing we will not drift away. it's a conflict that has already killed thousands of people and caused what the united nations says is the world's worst humanitarian crisis now there are signs of an escalation from both sides victoria gate and be out as they are and saudi arabia says it's intercepted for the missiles fired from yemen targeting the city of design t

yemen's capital city state television says a high level meeting was targeted at the who does interior ministry in sana'a earlier this month the rebel second in command saleh assam had died in an airstrike in western yemen. these are live pictures that you're looking at right now of that funeral in sana'a in yemen. several people were killed in an attack by boko haram fighters in nigeria's north east borno state police say at least two suicide bombers blew themselves up in the city of maiduguri several other people were injured in the explosions and the gunfire makes reports on the number of people killed in the attack boko haram has mounted regular attacks in borno state this year singapore's prime minister has warned southeast asian nations a trade dispute between the united states and china is putting regional economic growth at risk prime minister lee hsien luna made the remarks at the opening of the ten nation as u.n. summit in singapore he said many countries have turned against free trade and the bloc must work to counter protectionism through open rules based multilateral trading system

yemen's capital saudi state television says a high level meeting was targeted at the hoot these interior ministry earlier this month the rebel second in command saw sam and was killed in a saudi led strike. large towns have descended on as being square to pay tribute to a salmon whose the lead has called for a one million man march in the capital to commemorate his death and sam it is the most senior who is the official to be killed by the saudi led coalition in yemen's three year award let's bring in hacking into smadi who is in sanaa he's the editor in chief and publisher of the yemen post thanks for being with us so just tell us first of all how important was this leader in. the struggling yemen. speeches it's been awesome. and i want to tell you. scott i'm over. now to tell you that expect that we will target. and why these strikes happening now. three years most three years into this. war is it because of improved intelligence or let me what's behind the timing of this change in strategy that she can talk. to your leadership or killed. for george to. the memorial of those. given by me. we're

france's interior ministry says almost one hundred twenty thousand people have attended rallies against president emanuel mark wrong riot police used pepper spray and tear gas against protesters in paris it's the latest in weeks of demonstrations by railway employees public sector workers and students against macros planned reforms for public services and universities it is with protesters in paris. this is the second time in less than a month about workers from across the public sector come together with students to meet for a street protest they are angry with the government over its planned reforms over the public sector but also all the universities what they say is that the government is trying to take away the working rights that their working conditions will be worse than they were in the boston for the students they are angry with the government because the government wants to put in place a selection process for universities well railway workers are at the forefront of these demonstrations they are very angry with the leadership of government because they say that the governmen