Hundreds detained after students riot in France

Police detained 300 people around France after nationwide student marches against a new labour law turned violent.

Hundreds detained after students riot in France
Fri, 17 Mar, 2006 - 09:01

Police detained 300 people around France after nationwide student marches against a new labour law turned violent.

Street cleaners cleared away torched cars today and the government braced itself for more protests.

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