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France imposes curfews after widespread riots and looting

Reported by 10 outlets between 20 Oct, 22:33 and 21 Oct, 23:06 (UTC); first by CBS. Outlets from 6 countries: Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, the UK, the US. 11 articles in all.

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How the story spread: 11 articles from 10 outlets, in publishing order.CBSCTVNPRIndependentPolitico EuropeABC InternationalABC AustraliaAfricanewsFrance 24GuardianCBS, 20 Oct, 22:33 UTCCTV, 20 Oct, 22:56 UTCNPR, 21 Oct, 05:37 UTCIndependent, 21 Oct, 08:29 UTCPolitico Europe, 21 Oct, 11:35 UTCABC International, 21 Oct, 12:42 UTCABC Australia, 21 Oct, 15:05 UTCAfricanews, 21 Oct, 15:10 UTCFrance 24, 21 Oct, 15:29 UTCIndependent, 21 Oct, 15:32 UTCGuardian, 21 Oct, 23:06 UTC20 Oct, 22:3321 Oct, 23:06 UTC
Outlet Published (UTC) Headline
CBS
the US		 French government extends curfews after riots sweep across the country
CTV
Canada		 France announces nightly curfews 'for as long as necessary' in Paris and other big cities
NPR
the US		 France announces nightly curfews 'for as long as necessary' in Paris and other cities
Independent
the UK		 In The Room | Why France is rioting – and is Britain next?
Politico Europe
Belgium		 Macron slams ‘stupid’ comments after Trump pins French riots on immigration
ABC International
the US		 Macron blasts ‘stupid’ claims by Trump, others blaming Muslims migrants for riots
ABC Australia
Australia		 Macron calls Trump's comments on French riots 'stupid'
Africanews
France		 French tourism sector concerned about impact as more protests planned
France 24
France		 Open the article (headline not kept)
Independent
the UK		 Macron criticizes Trump's ‘stupid’ comments about French riots and 'false' AI images
Guardian
the UK		 Open the article (headline not kept)

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