Paris protesters clash with police at Sarkozy HQ over Florange steel plant
About 200 ArcelorMittal workers from Florange march to Paris in buses and clash with riot police near Sarkozy headquarters. Tear gas deployed after attempts to reach campaign office, banners read Yes to Steel from Lorraine. Protests highlight job fears and the election campaign.
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Paris
Nicolas Sarkozy
France
Eiffel Tower
Sarkozy
Francois Hollande
ArcelorMittal
Florance
Sarko
Lorraine
Florange
Europe
Antoine Terrak
Arcelor- Mittal
Edouard Martin
Hollande
Spain and Portugal face record drought crippling crops
In Robres Spain and across Portugal drought threatens harvests and jobs as Spain sees its driest winter in 70 years and Portugal reports severe credit shortages and an aid crisis. Farmers like Jose Manuel Allue rush irrigation amid rising costs while reservoirs hit low levels and wildfires flare across the region.
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Robres
Spain
Fernando Luna
Luna
Portugal
Huesca
Pyrenees
Asaja Farmers Association
Fermin Elizaga
National Weather Service
ASAJA
Galicia
Gregorio Juarez
Juarez
Andalusia
Extremadura
Mediano
Joao Dinis
Confedera
Tion
Dinis
European Union
Jose Manuel Allue
Allce
Allve
Madrid
UK police fitness overhaul signals annual tests and pay cuts
The Winsor review proposes yearly fitness assessments for about 11,500 Metropolitan Police staff and officers. Those failing standards could have pay docked, with possible dismissal. It also recommends lower starting pay for constables and new recruit education rules.
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Tom Winsor
London
Metropolitan Police
Winsor
Bernard Hogan-Howe
West Midlands
Edward Crew
Britain
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