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France cleans up after weekend of intense rioting
Cleanup begins across France following a weekend of rioting, but police remain deployed and curfews stay in place in major cities.
In brief
Cleanup begins across France following a weekend of rioting, but police remain deployed and curfews stay in place in major cities. France has begun cleaning up after a weekend of intense rioting, with police still deployed and curfews in place in major cities. Originally reported by BBC News.
Cleanup underway across France
Following a weekend of intense rioting across France, a cleanup operation has begun. Tensions remain high, with police still deployed and curfews in place in major cities.
Marseille hit hardest by looting
Outside Paris, Marseille saw some of the worst damage. Shop owners in the southern French port city reported more than six hundred premises had been looted.
Understanding the unrest
The BBC's Nick Beake reports from Marseille on some of the factors behind the protests that sparked the rioting across France.
What it means
France has begun cleaning up after a weekend of intense rioting, with police still deployed and curfews in place in major cities.
