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France deploys 70,000 police as protests return; Louvre shuts amid fears of renewed riots

17h ago ·  Source: Ynetnews 84Objectivity score84/100

France deploys 70,000 police as protests return; Louvre shuts amid fears of renewed riots

After last weekend's unrest left 3,000 shops damaged and more than 2,700 arrested, police fire tear gas in Lyon and detain 135 by midday; Paris closes metro stations and luxury stores board up windows, while Italy deploys 500 extra soldiers in Milan

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