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Clean-up work has begun after a weekend of rioting in France, while police remain deployed and curfews continue in some major cities. In Marseille, shop owners reported more than 600 premises looted, the BBC says. [1]
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A clean-up operation is under way after a weekend of rioting across France, but police remain deployed and curfews are still in force in some major cities, the BBC reports. The unrest caused extensive damage in Marseille, where shop owners said more than 600 premises had been looted. [1]
BBC correspondent Nick Beake reports from Marseille on factors behind the protests. The BBC’s video report says tensions remain as authorities begin clearing up after the disorder. [1]
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