Claims extracted
21
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 21 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Politics
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France is recovering after its worst protests in years saw buildings attacked and set ablaze across the country.
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buildings → recover → country
More than 1,200 people were arrested in the demonstrations on Saturday, which began with protests from students over the cost of living.
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which → arrest → living
However violent fringe groups came out in support of the students, which saw events spiralling out of control.
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events → come → control
Whole streets in Paris “have been devastated”, the city’s mayor, Emmanuel Gregoire, said.
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mayor → devastate → Paris
Meanwhile in Limoges, central France, the town hall was “largely lost” to a fire set by masked protesters, the top regional official told the AFP news agency.
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official → lose → agency
Authorities in France are now waiting to see if protests will go into another day.
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protests → wait → day
The protests began last month at schools in the poor northern suburbs of Paris, where anger over teacher absences and shabby facilities quickly morphed into a nationwide movement against inequality, weak public spending and falling standards.
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anger → begin → inequality
We will be following events in France and bringing you any reaction as it comes in.
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it → follow → reaction
In case you are still catching up with the news from yesterday, my colleagues Kim Willsher and William Christou have this report.
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colleagues → catch → report
More than 1,200 people were arrested in France on Saturday after protesters supporting high school students clashed with police, with some demonstrations later spiralling out of control as buildings were set ablaze and shops looted.
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shops → arrest → control
Police fired teargas in confrontations with protesters, as demonstrations across France were boosted by other groups angry about high prices and the fraying of a social welfare system.
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demonstrations → fire → system
While hundreds of thousands protested peacefully in street marches in scores of cities, violent fringe groups targeted public buildings, luxury boutiques and supermarkets and attacked police vehicles and officers.
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groups → protest → vehicles
Late on Saturday, prime minister Sébastien Lecornu said 1,200 people had been arrested and 150 police hurt.
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police → say → Saturday
Interior minister Laurent Nuñez said the official demonstration had been hijacked by casseurs – “opportunistic delinquents who had seen a chance to pillage and loot … we will find them and deal with them firmly”.
France is recovering after its worst protests in years saw buildings attacked and set ablaze across the country.
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buildings → say → country
More than 1,200 people were arrested in the demonstrations on Saturday, which began with protests from students over the cost of living.
asserted
which → arrest → living
However violent fringe groups came out in support of the students, which saw events spiralling out of control.
asserted
events → come → control
Whole streets in Paris “have been devastated”, the city’s mayor, Emmanuel Gregoire, said.
asserted
mayor → devastate → Paris
Meanwhile in Limoges, central France, the town hall was “largely lost” to a fire set by masked protesters, the top regional official told the AFP news agency.
asserted
official → lose → agency
Authorities in France are now waiting to see if protests will go into another day.
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protests → wait → day
The protests began last month at schools in the poor northern suburbs of Paris, where anger over teacher absences and shabby facilities quickly morphed into a nationwide movement against inequality, weak public spending and falling standards.
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anger → begin → inequality
We will be following events in France and bringing you any reaction as it comes in.
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it → follow → reaction
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