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In paris today for the third night running as protests continue against president macron's reforms to pensions. riot police in the french capital clashed with some protestors in the crowd as trash bins were set on fire. rubbish has been piling up on the streets of paris after refuse workers joined in the action. the government is facing two motions of no confidence after it decided to push through its plans of raising the retirement age to 64 without a vote in parliament. the scottish national party's chief executive peter murrell, who's married to first minister nicola sturgeon, has resigned ...

In the crowd as trash bins were set on fire. rubbish has been piling up on the streets of paris after refuse workers joined in the action. the government is facing two motions of no confidence after it decided to push through its plans of raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 without a vote in parliament. wyoming has become the first us state to ban abortion pills after its governor signed a bill that made prescribing or selling them illegal. violating it is punishable by up to six months injail and a $9,000 fine. the law is scheduled to take effect on the 1st ofjuly. morning after pills ar...

Other cities including Nantes, Rennes and Le Havre are also affected.

Council areas after a walk—out by bin collectors. let's speak to our correspondent lorna gordon. we have had that disruption in the last few days and there is more planned for next week. what's the latest on those talks? that planned for next week. what's the latest on those talks?— latest on those talks? that first wave of strike _ latest on those talks? that first wave of strike action _ latest on those talks? that first wave of strike action has - latest on those talks? that first i wave of strike action has finished, a big clean—up operation trying to clear away piles and dumps of ru...

Thousands of staff at bt and openreach have also walked out in a dispute over pay. these are just the latest in a series of industrial disputes this year. we've also seen major stoppages on transport networks, and rubbish going uncollected due to a refuse workers' strike in scotland. and, if the cost of living continues to rise, they're highly unlikely to be the last. theo leggett, bbc news. and as we heard in theo's report — workers at bt have also walked out in what has been nicknamed the "summer of strikes" across the uk. our business correspondent carrie davies is outside the bt tower in...