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Historic French town hall set ablaze as tear gas fired during mass protest

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Demonstrators in France clashed with police during a large protest, with reports indicating a crowd of around 550,000 people taking part. A historic town hall was set on fire during the unrest, and authorities deployed tear gas to disperse crowds. The article accompanying the original report includes video footage of the incident. The source text provided is limited, so further details on the exact location, cause of the protest, and casualties could not be confirmed.

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