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2026-10-19 19:17
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BBC calls France’s radical-left riots ‘mostly peaceful’ while showing cities in flames
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BBC calls France protests 'mostly peaceful' as footage shows rioters torching cars, battling police
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The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has been mocked after reporting that the riots engulfing France are "mostly peaceful," while airing footage of masked looters torching cars and clashing with cops.
Read at nypost.com → - Fox NewsRight
BBC News called France riots "mostly peaceful" as its own footage showed burning cars, looted shops and nearly 1,000 officers injured nationwide.
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