we will also considerably increase our forces in marseille — considerably increase our forces in marseilleably increase our forces in marseille and lyon. nanterre, where 17-year-old — marseille and lyon. nanterre, where 17-year-old nahel_ marseille and lyon. nanterre, where 17-year-old nahel was _ marseille and lyon. nanterre, where 17-year-old nahel was buried - marseille and lyon. nanterre, where 17-year-old nahel was buried today, | 17—year—old nahel was buried today, is littered with debris. messages of rage in burnt—out vehicles, backed up by graffiti, "god saw it all". he is everywhere here, but you won't see his photo or his surname, kept quiet at the request of his family. at the cemetery, too, public interest in nahel. the message tojournalists — get a camera out at your peril. even filming on phones there was banned. no snapchat, no insta, we were told. the funeral marks the end of nahel�*s short life here in nanterre, but the story of his death lives on. he's been adopted as a symbol by people across the country, as here at home, his mother buries her son. she told us she witnes

jenny hill, bbc news, marseille. most people just love elephants, ido, i most peoplejust love elephants, i do, ithink they're pretty gorgeous. elephants — like humans — may vary what they eat for dinner each night, a study has found. scientists at brown university say understanding more about the dietary habits of wild elephants will help in their conservation. live now to montana, where we can speak to tyler kartzinel, an assistant professor in conservation biology, molecular ecology, ecology & evolutionary biology at brown university — and the author of this research. lovely to see you. so do tell, how did you find this out? yes, so elephants — how did you find this out? yes, so elephants are _ how did you find this out? yes, so elephants are really - so elephants are really interesting animals, just as you said. they are enormous, they eat a lot and they are dangerous to workaround, and all this makes it hard to figure out what they eat. we know generally that they eat the plants, and we know what types, grasses a

jenny hill, bbc news, marseilles.ment has convened nearly two months after a progressive opposition party won a massive election victory, but there is still no clear sign its leader will become prime minister and end nine years of military—dominated rule. the move forward party s unexpected election victory in may alarmed the ruling establishment, which regards it as a threat to the status quo and the monarchy. some senators have already announced their opposition to this man, party leader pita limjaroenrat. the house vote for prime minister is the next major move which will now happen onjuly 13. a reminderthat a reminder that the bbc live pages covering _ a reminder that the bbc live pages covering the funerals of some of those _ covering the funerals of some of those killed injenin over the past few days — those killed in jenin over the past few da s. ., ~ , those killed in jenin over the past fewda s. ., ~ , , ., ., those killed in jenin over the past fewdas. ., ~ , , ., ., ., few days. you can keep up-to-date on t

an investigation is underway into the death of a young man from marseilles during the riots. the question is what role did the police fire of a rubber bullet play in his death? this is ella the -- this is "live from paris." thank you very much for being with us. residents in the southeastern ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia appear, after kyiv's latest warnings russia could trigger a catastrophe at europe's largest power plant. russia and ukraine are accusing each other up plotting to stage an attack on the separation nuclear power plant. ukraine's president said russian forces seized the plant shortly after their full-scale invasion in february 2022 have mind the roof of several reactors -- have mined the roof with several reactors. >> it has been the scene of repeated accusations between ukraine and russia, and now kyiv is ringing the alarm bell once again. ukraine's president morning that russian forces are planning dangerous provocations at the separation of power plant which is in russia's control. >> russia has clearly realized the world is ready to respond. >> according t

in marseille, a participant in the recent riots.e filed a complaint, on the basis of which seven marseille policemen were sent under arrest, they were released quite quickly, but the detention was not the last straw for long, the police complain about the lack of rights to be used for political purposes, as well as the endless processing by the marseille gendarme. in this sense it is harder than others, the city is the most dangerous in france, while during the riots of early july, the police were clearly inferior to their opponents in numbers and even armament. and in the united states in the coming days, trade unions promise to take 650,000 people to the streets, the protest will cover all major sectors from education to construction and the automotive industry, workers are extremely dissatisfied with the economic policy of the authorities. the biden administration is spending hundreds of billions and even trillions to inject into the economy, but this money ends up in banks before it reaches american real sector enterprises. expe

and on saturday in marseille, police have again clashed with protesters, firing tear gas to dispurse further reinforcements were sent to the city in preparation for potential unrest as night falls. some 16,000 officers are expected to be deployed nationwide. our paris correspondent lucy williamson has been following the story and brings us this report. four days on, the death of a teenager in a paris suburb is still leaving its mark — 500 miles away in marseille. the government says violence across france was less intense last night, but looting and vandalism seemed to be spreading. translation: they entered the shop 50 times. - they went in and out. people had shopping carts. it's a catastrophe. i've never seen anything like it in my life. i can't find the words. translation: i'm 43 now and the country has been l deteriorating for years. frankly, it's unbearable. we can't go on like this. we really need to get to grips with the situation. tonight the interior minister said the state would not back down tonight police moved quickly to disperse crowds, braced for a fifth night of viol

we will also considerably increase our forces- in marseille and lyon.e, where17—year—old nahel was buried today, is littered with debris. messages of rage in the burnt—out vehicles and the graffiti — "god saw it all". nahel is everywhere here but you won't see his photo or hear his surname — kept private at the request of his family. at the cemetery too, public interest in nahel grated against private ties. the message to journalists here, get a camera out at your peril. even mourners were banned from filming on their phones. no snapchat, no insta, they were told. the funeral marks the end of nahel�*s short life here in nanterre, but the story of his death lives on. he's been adopted as a symbol by people across the country, as here at home his mother buries her son. one woman who said she knew nahel a little told us the violence triggered by his death wasn't helpful. translation: burning everything, schools, i town halls, it's useless. but if they riot it's because the police are looking for it. when they check young people's id ten times a day, it's i

jenny hill, bbc news, marseilles.ylor swift's �*eras' tour is one of the biggest in history. she's already wowed the crowds in north america — next year she'll perform more than 30 concerts across europe. demand for tickets has been intense — and one way to try and get hold of them was to pre—register with tickemaster. the company said those that have pre—registered should find out on wednesday whether they get an access code to buy tickets at a later date. however, a pre—sale code does not guarantee you a ticket, and the number of passes available is likely to be relatively small. a little earlier, bbc news spoke to fans in europe and london who are desperate to get tickets. lets have a listen to what they had to say. well, i registered with my own email and then also with my parent's email and then a couple of friends registered for me as well. so i spread my chances like that and we haven't got any email yet, so i'm just like waiting patiently. i've never seen her before, which is like why i want to go so bad becau

the worst of the violence was in marseille. police fought street battles with young people.er a police officer shot dead a 17—year—old of algerian descent called nael. translation: the person who was killed was a child| and that is why more minors are coming into the movement because what is going on is unfair. "imagine if that had happened to my brother," she says. "i mean, we are not safe here. we should be safe with the police but we are scared of them." this is paris, the iconic place normally packed with tourists, lined with security forces. this is a health centre. 35 doctors and nurses work here. rioters broke in in the middle of the night and set the building on fire. and people here told us they do not sympathise with the rioters because they feel that they are destroying their own communities, and that this is not the right way to demand justice for nael. but this is notjust about nael. his death has reignited debate about racism in the french police. what many people who want is at least an acknowledgement that there is a problem of racial profiling and excessive

with over 100,000 views claiming to show a fire at the alcazar library in marseille . says rioters have destroyed the largest library in france and that the library includes an archive of one million rare and historically significant documents. if we watch that video in its entirety, we can see there is a building engulfed in flames. at every level of, there's a flash of water. it does look like the building is sitting on a large swath of water, but it is engulfed in flames entirely, and this is exactly what users are claiming has been destroyed due to violence in marseille. mark: how did you check to confirm that this viral video is actually a big? -- actually a fake? >> it actually started with that flash of water that we saw, where it looked like it was sitting on a river or body of water. this is google maps. we can see the library at alcazar is close to the sea but not exactly sitting on it in the same way. that led me to do a reverse image search where i can confirm i did find that building. this is the screenshot from the video we saw, and this is the results fr

i'm talking about two doctors who were seriously injured in marseilles. now they are fighting for their lives, they were thrown to the ground and beaten like dogs of other words. no, but i can tell you that the average age of those the police detain only 17 years on the streets. but there are teenagers , even thirteen-year-old children, the authorities have created an anti-crisis headquarters; all ministers are forbidden to leave the capital in order to quickly respond to what is happening in the united states . it is also getting hotter every day . americans are again arguing about russia's betrayals. after the supreme court declared illegal the benefits for black applicants in universities to admit a person to study. only because of the color of his skin, this is racism, the judges considered, however, participants in the movement for the rights of blacks until recently, opposed to any kind of discrimination. now they say in some matters the color of the skin should matter in the shades of american racism alexey veselovsky understood this story. it star

this includes 80 people in the country's second city marseille.itions. authorised psychiatrists will be allowed to prescribe the drugs for ptsd, post—traumatic stress disorder, and some forms of depression. brazil's former president jair bolsonaro has described

the police of marseille held a protest meeting in support of the colleague who found him innocent.y that the judicial system should remember the conditions that the police officers faced during those restless nights. were so that only in marseille, 400 boutiques were attacked by rioters, the police restored order and asked them to do the same, they are always in this difficult situation against the violent looters of portugal, to further investigate this report and what happened in france, ms. sanaz fakhravar, a reporter and expert of the sda news agency, are together. what was the poverty and the response of the police to this story? well, the problem started with the french police. after the story , 44 policemen were indicted . it played a major role in the violence against the protesters in asia. because their colleague was arrested and actually a tree due to the danger of seeing their own job performance that similar issues may happen to them , i will start an unofficial strike. the police violently even go to the doctor and ask for his jewelry. i think it's like the image that

they clash with the security forces in different areas in paris, marseille, marseille and other areas. the security forces have arrested more than 1,500 people, and most of them are young people. the security forces use violence and unfortunately it is very dangerous for the national security of france and we see that these young people who are protesting and protesting this violence believe that the republican system in this country is not a fair system that has justice for them. thank you, mr. al-hamrani, thank you for being with us in paris . i ask you to see the last border of daulatabadi, despite the fact that even some experts and university professors in the world point out that these incidents show how racist the french police are in the last year. more than 13 people was killed by a direct shot, but the french president macron pointed the arrowhead towards social networks, those responsible for the events in france knew the position of macron and the museum that he adopted in this regard, how do you analyze it, let me tell you that actually several months ago we saw that the

, marseille and other areas. france and society france has been subjected to violence and the security forces are using violence , and unfortunately, it is very dangerous for the national security of france, and we see that these young people who are protesting and protesting these violence, whose strong traditions believe in the republican system in this country it is not fair that there is justice for them. thank you mr. al-hamra. i thank you who were with us in paris last year . how racist is france? last year, more than 13 people were killed by direct gunfire, but the french president macron pointed the arrowhead towards social networks and the authorities of the events in france knew the position of macron and the museum that he took in this regard . i will tell you how to analyze. in fact, several months ago, we saw that the tik tok social network was founded in china . in fact, this network was actually established by the french internal departments and took the lead in these incidents . they can influence

there was unrest in marseille, lyon, grenoble and parts of paris.dog upholds a complaint, that an opinion column written in the uk's sun newspaper, by the broadcaster, jeremy clarkson, was sexist towards meghan, the duchess of sussex. the european space agency will launch its euclid telescope from cape canaveral today on a mission to produce an enormous

there was unrest in marseille, lyon, grenoble, and parts of paris. of a teenage boy by a police officer on tuesday. the funeral of the 17—year—old boy took place in the paris suburb of nanterre. the dutch king has made a personal apology for his country's role in slavery. king willem—alexander said not enough had been done to tackle the legacy of dutch involvement and asked for forgiveness. the european space agency launches its euclid telescope from florida on a mission to produce an enormous 3d map of the cosmos. this is bbc news. the headlines... french police have detained more than 1,300 protesters after a fourth night of rioting. there was unrest in marseille, lyon, grenoble, and parts of paris. emmanuel macron has cancelled his scheduled state visit to germany. the violence was sparked by the fatal shooting of a teenage boy by a police officer on tuesday. the funeral of the 17—year—old boy took place in the paris suburb of nanterre.

last night, the most violence was seen in marseilles, france's second largest city. protesters hurled stones at police cars there and masked youths torched trash cans as police use tear gas to try to clean the crowds. many took advantage of the chaos to go on a looting spree, attacking clothing and other stores. the governrnment sent ririot po to marseilles and to bordeaux in the southwest to back up local law enforcement, and many communities imposed curfews. the rapid spread of protests across france took the authorities by surprise. marseilles on the mediterranean coast is at the other end of the country from the scene of the deadly police shooting on tuesday in the paris suburb as nontear. a 17-year-old, identified only by his first name nahel, was stopped for speeding. as the car abruptly moved off again, a gunshot was heard. nahel died at the scene. his funeral was held today. hundreds of locals turned up at the mosque to pay their respects. his family had asked journalists to stay awaway. the poliliceman who fifired the fatal shot has been placed under formal

shops, it is not yet clear, but a real wave of youth has swept through major cities in paris and marseilles limited public transport on the street where the rogue police armored equipment of the ministry of internal affairs reports that for three days they received no injuries more than 300 employees of the authorities created anti-crisis states. all ministers are forbidden to leave the capital in order to quickly respond to what is happening. the united states, too, is getting hotter every day, americans are again arguing about racism, after the supreme court declared illegal the benefits for black university applicants to admit a person to study only because of the color of his skin, this is racism, the american judges considered, but, however, the participants movements for the rights of blacks until recently, who opposed any discrimination. now they say in the issue of benefits skin color should matter in shades of american racism aleksey veselovsky understood this story began back in 2014, when several applicants, and by origin sued harvard university, teenagers passed the exams perfec

the unrest broke out in several cities — but notably in marseille, in the south of the country.ootage shows streets on fire, and shops — including a gun store — being attacked and looted by rioters. despite the deployment of 16,000 police officers across the country, the violence has continued — including in the capital, paris. further afield, french media reported riots breaking out in french caribbean territories — where one person was killed. the french football star and captain of the national team, kylian mbappe, has called for calm, saying "violence solves nothing" and that it should be replaced with "mourning, dialogue and reconstruction". the police officer involved in the death of the teenager on tuesday has been charged with voluntary homocide. nahel�*s funeral will be held later in his hometown of nanterre, a suburb north—west of paris. the family have requested journalists and the public stay away. rajini vaidyanathan begins our coverage. across france, yet more rage. streets under siege, a dramatic outpouring of anger, after a 17—year—old, nahel, was killed by polic

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this is the scene on saturday in marseille, where police fired tear gas to disperse crowds.,000 officers are expected to be deployed nationwide. earlier, i spoke with my colleague rajini vaidyanathan as a fifth night of unrest unfolds in paris. let's start where i am which is in central paris, the champs—elysees. there is a huge police presence here. you can hear the sound of beeping horns. there are offices everywhere you look. you can see over there in the distance, police officers, there are police officers, there are police vans as well. 0ver police officers, there are police vans as well. over in the horizon there, you can't see, blue flashing lights that go all the way down this road. and earlier in the day when we were here, this place was packed with tourists, people having copies out on the street and now actually we can just move the camera down there, you can see more officers now arriving in their riot helmets. they're all going down one of the side streets up here. there has been a lot of police activity on the side streets of here in the champs—elysees. and on

live to marseille, where we can speak to journalist cole stangler. politics stories in the french city. i think what is clear is that, what we saw last night went beyond some of the violence and damage in the cities across france. where i am speaking to you from now, over my balcony, i can see the weapons store that has been referenced a lot in the press, where you had looters breaking into the store, reportedly taking some weapons. police were then pasted outside the shop throughout the evening. what i saw yesterday was groups of often young people, teenagers, essentially, clad in black, some yielding makeshift weapons, engaging in looting and running street battles with the police. a really tense night here. i haven't seen anything like this since the start of these riots in marseille. the city is very segregated. last night, what we saw was, the centre of town, which is where you have a lot of shops and restaurants catering for tourists, this part of the city was really taken up and moved into by people living in the alta league northern neighbour

marseilles finished in third place. marcelino has previously managed valencia, via real, and this will be his first job outside spain and he is key to hit the job running. >> i'm managing one of the biggest clubs in europe. it is a fantastic, exciting opportunity. football is about feelings, and we are passionate about football. i'm aware that i have been hired to ensure that this historic club, the only french team with a champions league trophy in its cabinet, makes even more progress than it has done in recent seasons. >> that's all this board for this evening. i will, of course, be keeping it out on it. mark: preseason training is underway, so marcelino arriving just in time to get things rocking and rolling. you wonder what difference the manager makes. >> can ever really went as a journalist, can we? mark: like a journalist. thank you all for watching. we are here for you. more news coming up very shortly. stay with us. let's follow our international journalists on france 24. douglas herbert, angela diffley, rober

two days ago , marseille police officers held a protest rally in support of the co-worker of the marketund him innocent. in those restless nights , the police officers were faced with a situation that the foreign media likened to a civil war, so that only in marseille, 400 boutiques were attacked by rioters. hard conditions against the beautiful looters of oranges, for further investigation of this report and the events in france, mrs. sanaz fakhravar, reporter and expert of sed and sima news agency , what was the reason for the mohsens and the police's reaction to this? well , the problem with the french police started after the story of eid , in which four policemen were indicted. it was issued because of the violence against the protestors, it had a major role in asia, to the extent that the police forces were temporarily arrested because their colleagues were arrested, and in fact, the tree because they saw their own job performance in danger, and similar issues might happen to them. starting an informal strike they hire a doctor for sick leave. it's a joke. liberation newspaper has

there was unrest in marseille, lyon, grenoble, and parts of paris.by a police officer on tuesday. the funeral of the 17—year—old boy took place in the paris suburb of nanterre. typical annual energy bills in england, scotland and wales will be lowered to around £2000, but that's still much higher than the pre—pandemic norm. consumer groups are warning that many people will still struggle with the cost. this is bbc news. the headlines... french police have detained more than 1,300 protesters after a fourth night of rioting. there was unrest in marseille, lyon, grenoble, and parts of paris.

and there was widespread violence last night in marseille, where we saw a gun store looted. multiple hunting rifles stolen from that store. so, tonight, partially in response, police say there will be a ban in that city of any types of prostitute or demonstrations until tomorrow morning, but it is unclear whether that is going to be enough to stop the violence all this in response to that fatal shooting of a 17-year-old described as of north african descent, that has really lived in a match under the concerns about discrimination and racism by french police. the french government are pushing back very strongly against that allegation, alex. >> i'll tell you, that was some video provided for us, josh lederman as well as the story. that will do it for me on alex witt reports. a few again tomorrow at one pm eastern. my friend, lindsey reiser, continues our coverage. contin♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, i'm lindsey reiser, in for yasmin vossoughian. president biden says he's not giving up. >> i believe the court's decision to strike down my student debt relief program was a mistake, w

another young man was killed in marseille, france. the death toll of the recent protests in this country has reached four. the prosecutor's office of marseille announced that during the riots on saturday night in this city, a 27-year-old man was shot in the chest by a police anti-riot weapon and after receiving a severe shock , he died. he has been dead for a short time he is the fourth person to be killed during the recent protests in france. russia warned about the possibility of sabotage by ukraine at the zaporizhia nuclear power plant and said the kremlin spokesman said the situation is very tense because the risk of a sabotage by kiev is very high. it will have disastrous consequences. the zaporizhzhya power plant is known as the largest nuclear power plant in europe . it is located in the south of ukraine and is under the control of russia . since a few weeks ago, the conflict between russian and ukrainian forces has intensified in the cities around the power plant. kifam has previously accused russia of organizing a sabotage ac

in particular, marseille companies missed more than a hundred million euros, and in paris, foreignersanceled a quarter of all hotel reservations. today belarus celebrates the main public holiday. republic day neighboring state our main ally moscow and minsk are now under pressure from unprecedented sanctions and are doing everything to ensure the stability of their economies among the cis countries belarus is our leading trading partner. last year, the trade turnover between the countries exceeded three trillion rubles in belarus celebrates an important historical holiday on july 3, forty-fourth, the red army liberated minsk from the fascist invaders , the soviet soldiers drove the germans out of the city as a result of the famous strategic offensive operation bagration how it began and passed, sergey savin remembered we we say the liberation of minsk is implied, operation bagration is the largest successful engineering incredible now there are fields here, wherever you look, but at the end of june 44, the podrokovichi are a solid swamp up to 4.5 m deep. here we are like rasstupy moth

are on fire in the magadan region. 78 people were detained in france the most tense situation in marseilles to reveal acting talents to make a film in two days in artek the international film festival scarlet sails started and at the beginning about the situation in the special operation zone at once in three directions rocket strikes were launched by the southern group troops. our reaction hit the accumulation of enemy manpower on the lisichansk solidarity, artyomovsky and alexander kalinovsky sectors of the front. the crews of alligators of k 52 helicopters were accurately trained on targets. near artyomovsk, all attempts at a counteroffensive in isa were repelled by a unit of the airborne forces; they did not allow ukrainian militants to break through into the city limits, destroying personnel and equipment on the distant approaches to our positions under their control, part of the forest plantations. in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe coal, they took attack aircraft. transbaikalia under enemy fire, our fighters they carried two wounded comrades out of the battlefield, despite the fact tha

this resident of marseille will remember.ong time , the protesters abandoned her house, in a residential area, incendiary ones with her still got into her apartment. black walls are all that’s left , i’m calling insurers for some kind of compensation right now, i don’t hope, everything is cunning there, it’s very good, or something, experts say this and this. only the beginning of the video of the riots that have spread around the world worsen the image of france and the country's budget and insurance companies will suffer, which will compensate for the losses to the business, while most french people rely on local insurance companies, but simply can not cope with the scale of the protests, newspapers write impressively, the violence failed keep in the suburbs where they live migrants. it spread throughout the local and spread to other countries. anger is disgusting. the fifth republic is above all one democratic ideal. the french authorities do not understand the freedom of equality and fraternity. how to get out of this cri

this is marseille, france's second largest city. while in paris...have just fired tear gas at the rioters on the champs—elysees, which is a tourist hotspot, and as you can see, there's riot police everywhere around. this is not the face of france that emmanuel macron wants you to see. but mobile phones are everywhere — social media helping spread the rage and deepen divisions. a burning car was used to attack this home of a local mayor last night. his wife and young child were injured trying to escape. most of the rioters are teenagers from french north african communities, like nahel, the 17—year—old whose killing on tuesday by a policeman sparked nationwide protests. but nahel�*s family told us they want to be very clear. translation: we never called for hate or riots or violence. . this is not in nahel�*s name. all we want is the police officer to be brought tojustice for nahel�*s execution. with tensions running so high, this family member asked us to hide her identity. nahel�*s death has reopened long existing wounds in france, with accusations,

this resident of marseille will remember.sters bombarded her house, in a residential area they got into her apartment with an incendiary mixture black walls. all that is left is calling the insurers for some kind of compensation right now, i don’t hope, everything is cunning there, it’s very good, or something, experts say this and this. only the beginning of the video of the riots that spread around the world worsen the image of france will suffer and the country's budget and insurance companies that will compensate for the losses to the business, while most french people rely on local insurance, but simply can not cope with the scale of the protests are impressive newspapers write the violence could not be kept in suburbs where they live migrants. it spread to all locally and spread to other countries anger against the foundations. in the fifth republic above all from the democratic ideal. the french authorities do not understand the freedom of equality and fraternity. how to get out of this crisis while our country is bein

in marseille , luxury stores became victims of vandals mayor of the city asks the country's authoritieshe police, they threw stones at them with firecrackers and stones. the media also reported that gunfire was heard in the street, but in paris , law enforcement dispersed the crowd with batons and tear gas in a society of difficulty, according to authorities last night , demonstrators. burned hear a thousand cars and damaged 230 buildings filled with riots began on tuesday. after troopers shot dead a 17 year old teenager during an inspection today. it will be held in one of the suburbs of the french capital funeral. the u.s. supreme court dealt several blows to the liberal agenda of the biden administration at once, blocking the president's plan to write off student loans, which was an important part of his election campaign. in addition, the court sided with the designer who refused to cater for same-sex couples, joe biden was accused in court of misinterpreting the constitution, but the most heated discussion erupted over the decision on the racial issue in the details of this case. u

entertained france from strasbourg to marseille tightened security measures due to riots in the country a ban on rallies, the sale of fireworks in fuel and combustible substances, as well as the storage of weapons merleon requested reinforcements after the situation got out of hand shooting in the streets and attacking police officers using firecrackers and stones, the french police detained more than 1,300 people during the nightly pogroms and arsons of marseille , luxury stores became victims of vandals and looters, but in paris an aggressive crowd of law enforcement officers were dispersed with batons if riots began with sharpening gas in tuesday after patrol officers shot dead a 17-year-old during a check. today, in one of the covert french capitals, his funeral is taking place, the authorities are afraid of new waves of pogroms. the president macron of france, was forced to transfer and due to the difficult situation in the country his visit to germany now a short advertisement after we will continue to stay with us. how to prepare for a vacation st. petersburg just pay for purchas

forgot about the prosperity of the people, the order and the civil world, a similar picture in lyon marseille, where armed groups that control drug trafficking weapons are in charge, there is a lot of shooting, a regular thing, but in order for firearms to be used against the police during the pogroms is like this, and in different cities of france , perhaps, it happens for the first time situation on earth. we are facing an urban guerrilla war with a very large number of people well organized and well equipped over the years. we note that these criminals enjoy absolute impunity. the ministry of internal affairs assures that everything is under control, but the buildings that collapsed after the night of the pogrom are being installed. the best illustration of the current situation in france, trying to save it, is president macron, who on the first night of the pogroms danced with his wife at a farewell concert. here jonah in paris urges parents to keep their children with them at home we have found on many social media platforms calls to organize aggressive actions in the coming hours we wil

this resident of marseille will remember.ters threw her house in a residential area with an incendiary mixture hit black walls in her apartment. all that is left is calling the insurers for some kind of compensation right now, i don’t hope, everything is cunning there, it’s very good, or something, experts say this and this. only the beginning of the video of the riots that have spread around the world worsen the image france a will suffer both the country's budget and insurance companies, which will compensate for losses to businesses, while most french people rely on local insurance companies, but simply cannot cope with the scale of the protests, newspapers write impressively, violence could not be contained in the suburbs where migrants live. it spread throughout the local area and spread to other countries. anger is disgusting. the fifth republic is primarily a vladimir-cratic ideal. the french authorities do not understand the freedom of equality and fraternity. how to get out of this crisis the time our country was plu

this is marseille in the south of france. all of these people are out on the streets night after night after the shooting on tuesday of that 17—year—old boy, whose funeral was actually held on saturday, yesterday. our correspondent sofia bettiza has this update from lille, in the north of france. last night, for a fifth night in a row, there have been violent protests across france. we had an update from the interior ministery saying that that 719 people have been arrested, 45 police officers have been injured and 871 fires were started just last night. here in lille, like many other places across france, this place has seen looting, fires and damage to public property. you can see behind me a building that was a health centre. about 35 people used to work here, mostly nurses and doctors. rioters came in, in the middle of the night, they set the place on fire and now it's completely destroyed. nearby, a school was damaged by fire as well. and students at a separate school, children, they wrote a sign that they hung at the ent

may have been hit by a police rubber bullet during rioting on saturday in the southern city of marseillesn the chest. let's cross live to paris and our correspondent, jenny hill. give us your sense of what it has been like in the areas you have been in. ii been like in the areas you have been in. , ., been like in the areas you have been in. i” been like in the areas you have been in. if you look at the shop behind me, it is almost _ in. if you look at the shop behind me, it is almost as _ in. if you look at the shop behind me, it is almost as if— in. if you look at the shop behind me, it is almost as if nothing i me, it is almost as if nothing happened and it was the same in marseille this morning, we passed a few boarded—up shops but little sign that anything of any gravity had occurred there, but we all know that is simply not the case. we know that the french authorities believe the violence to have subsided now, no one is counting their chickens or being complacent about that, but even president macron has said he thinks the worst of this is over and if you look at the arrest figures

we can take a look at pictures from marseille in the south. they were in total 700 arrests last night. it was the fifth night of violence. all of this after the shooting dead of the 17—year—old on tuesday. his funeral was held on saturday. we can go live now. sofia bettiza — who's just outside lille, in the north of france. bring us up—to—date with what has been happening. last bring us up-to-date with what has been happening-— been happening. last night for the fifth niuht been happening. last night for the fifth night in _ been happening. last night for the fifth night in a _ been happening. last night for the fifth night in a row, _ been happening. last night for the fifth night in a row, violence - fifth night in a row, violence across france. 45 police officers were injured and a total of 871 fires were started last night alone. a curfew has been imposed here in lille, where i am talking to you from. we have been speaking to people here who are angry at the rioters but also angry at the police. another night of unrest in france. tens of t

say the peak has been passed, that in fact the most tense situation in the suburbs of paris and marseilles overcoming everything roman ta samarov published a new video of his training return to life after a serious illness from a series of operations and an example of incredible fortitude. how to solve the problem and correct the situation with traffic jams on the crimean bridge, the question of which vladimir putin began a big meeting with the government, the situation from the kuban at a certain moment formed a difficult queue from the car stretched for kilometers. it is clear summer is the holiday season safety, but urgent action is needed. which president discussed everything in detail and said that he would be in constant contact with the minister of transport. dmitry kochetkov about everything in more detail. crimea has become very popular with russian tourists who want to spend their holidays on the beaches of the peninsula and build their route through the crimean bridge, but at the entrances to the bridge they get stuck in a traffic jam, it was with this topic that the meeting of

the southern cities of marseille and lyon lit up by burning vehicles, and fireworks aimed directly at government said dozens of police stations were attacked across the country and over 1,000 people arrested. in nanterre, the epicentre of this earthquake, rioters patrolled the streets with petrol cans and molotov cocktails. starting fires is one way of drawing out the police. the prayers in nanterre today were for nahel. at night, the demands of some here are forjustice. the prayers of others are for peace. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. let's cross live to paris and my colleague rajini vaidyanathan. another night, and people here in paris and across france are bracing themselves for more unrest. we were in the centre of paris earlier, and we saw police being mobilised. we are anticipating that there will be many more police out on the streets throughout the evening. we're in the area near nanterre, and we are being told by the authorities they're planning to mobilise around 16,000 officers, a similar number to what we saw across the country on the streets last night. the country's

there was unrest in marseille, lyon, grenoble, and parts of paris.ess watchdog has upheld a complaint that an opinion column written in the uk's sun newspaper — by the broadcaster jeremy clarkson — was sexist towards meghan, the duchess of sussex. and the european space agency will launch its euclid telescope from cape canaveral today on a mission to produce an enormous 3d map of the cosmos. it will be used to study the nature of dark matter and dark energy —

in fact there have been reports today of additional rights and marseille.o confirm exactly what may have happened in those incidents. these come despite the fact that just a few hours ago the government announced that all demonstrations and protests in marseille are banned from two pm. so four hours ago in marseille. throughout the night and into tomorrow morning. we are seeing people essentially ignore those additional members from police including those 45,000 officers that you mention. back on the streets. tonight they will continue to make their voices heard. also to carry out some of these violent acts. so far president macron has resisted calls to declare a state of emergency. the steps that he has taken to try to reduce this violence do not appear to have been working so far. lindsey? >> josh lineman. thank you. still ahead, a concerning election theory was shot down by the supreme court this week. it stopped significant disruption in federal elections. so, what could that mean for a certain former president vying to retake the office? i will ask pol

the southern cities of marseille and lyon lit up by burning vehicles, and fireworks aimed directly at government said dozens of police stations were attacked across the country and over 1,000 people arrested. in nanterre, the epicentre of this earthquake, rioters patrolled the streets with petrol cans and molotov cocktails. starting fires is one way of drawing out the police. the prayers in nanterre today were for nahel. at night, the demands of some here are forjustice. the prayers of others are for peace. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. let's cross live to paris and my colleague rajini vaidyanathan. how are things looking at there at the moment?— how are things looking at there at the moment? well, at the moment thins are the moment? well, at the moment things are mostly _ the moment? well, at the moment things are mostly across _ the moment? well, at the moment things are mostly across the - the moment? well, at the moment things are mostly across the city i things are mostly across the city are fairly quiet, but it is early days. when i was speaking to people backin days. when i