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Justice · Paris clashes

Paris police charge crowds amid shop damage and reported fires

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Who reported what

24 points6 confirmed by two or more outlets6 from a single outlet3 disputed

What 12 outlets reported about this story, point by point, and who reported each point first.

Where accounts conflict

RTÉ News says
The government convened a crisis meeting and agreed to ban certain public gatherings.
DW News says
Macron held a crisis meeting with senior government officials.
Guardian News says
The transcript appears to refer to the government’s response to violence.
Sky News says
Macron said the prime minister would chair a crisis meeting the next day to mobilize support for people affected by the violence.

Points more than one outlet reported

Each column is an outlet, in the order they first reported. Select a mark to read that outlet's wording.

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PointeuronewsFRANCE 24 EnglishABC NewsSBS NewsRTÉ NewsBBC NewsSky NewsDW NewsGuardian NewsGlobal NewsFox NewsThe IndependentOutlets
Police and first responders injuredAccounts conflict7
Government crisis meetingAccounts conflict3
Arrests connected to the protestsIndependently confirmed7
Damage and looting of shopsIndependently confirmed6
Number of people joining the protestsIndependently confirmed6
Clashes around Place de la RépubliqueIndependently confirmed5
Protests escalating into riots and lootingIndependently confirmed4
Fire damage to Limoges town hallIndependently confirmed4
Macron's national address calling for calmNot independently confirmed4
Police use of tear gasNot independently confirmed3
Demonstrators' grievances over education and living costsNot independently confirmed3
Macron's warning that those involved face consequencesNot independently confirmed2
Estimated cost of retail damageNot independently confirmed2
Measures to protect shops and public buildingsNot independently confirmed2
Macron's distinction between peaceful demands and violenceNot independently confirmed2
Macron's promise of transparency on police responseNot independently confirmed2
Macron's proposal for political partiesNot independently confirmed2
Curfews imposed after the unrestNot independently confirmed2

Points only one outlet reported

Only reported by FRANCE 24 English

Only reported by ABC News

Only reported by BBC News

Only reported by Sky News

Only reported by Global News

Each line is the claim as we recorded it from that outlet's report. Compared as of .

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