Police and protesters clash in Paris as unrest spreads across Europe
Protests began peacefully, but became more tense, and led to police firing water cannons and deploying tear gas.
Protests began peacefully, but became more tense, and led to police firing water cannons and deploying tear gas.
French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to hold those responsible for the violence accountable.
Dramatic pictures show police trying to tackle protesters with tear gas and water cannons.
One of six women who accuse Russell Brand of sex offences told a London court that the British actor and comedian turned into a “wild-eyed maniac” when he tried to drag her into a toilet cubicle at MTV Europe.
Prosecutor Riel Karmy-Jones told jurors at Southwark Crown Court in London that the six women, who don’t know each other, were assaulted by Brand in “a hotel room, workplaces, a toilet cubicle in a bar and at his home address.”
A prosecutor alleged Brand had an “indiscriminate and voracious” desire for sexual contact, and “women were simply a means to an end”.
A statement from the family of the victim revealed he had been suffering from serious mental illness “for a number of years.”
The Ukraine president said it was “easier to breathe” on social media after major Russian data centres were taken out.
A joint statement has emerged after the alleged attempted attack on an RAF base east of London.
The man was fatally wounded after climbing into the Amur tiger’s enclosure.
The prosecution is due to open its case later in the week.