France: 110.000 protesters in Paris

Hundreds of demonstrations took place across France on Saturday over rising living costs, as security forces were deployed in large numbers to prevent a repeat of last weekend's violence. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said members of "ultra-left" groups threw projectiles and fireworks at police in an attempt to provoke clashes.

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Hundreds of demonstrations took place across France on Saturday over the rising cost of living, with security forces deployed in large numbers to prevent a repeat of the violence seen last weekend. While the marches themselves “passed off well” in several cities, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said members of “ultra-left” groups threw projectiles and fireworks at police in an attempt to provoke clashes. French Communist Party spokesperson Fatima Khallouk shares more details.

France: 110.000 protesters in Paris

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