Police and protesters clash in Paris during third weekend of French demonstrations
Police and some protesters clashed in Paris as more than 320,000 people rallied across France over living costs and public services.
Police and some protesters clashed in Paris on Saturday, CBS News and the BBC reported. The clashes came as demonstrations continued across France.
France's interior ministry said about 320,000 people rallied nationwide. Police said about 70,000 of them marched in Paris alone, according to CBS News.
The BBC describes it as the third weekend of protests. It says the demonstrations are against the rising cost of living and poor public services.
The reports give no details on the clashes, including injuries or arrests.
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- CBS NewsFrench police clash with some protesters again as demonstrations continueSat, Oct 31, 12:57 PM EDT
- BBC NewsClashes erupt between police and protesters in ParisSat, Oct 31, 3:37 PM EDT
- CBS NewsPolice clash with Paris protesters as demonstrations grip EuropeSat, Oct 31, 8:53 PM EDT
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