what s going to incense, the protesters that you re going to see out on the streets of france today already christina we ve been seeing in the last few hours. people protesters blocking oil refineries. incinerators beginning to gather at key points. we expect fairly big strikes today. across transport networks. it is traffic controllers that will be affected trains metro s we re hearing that one of the terminals installed a goal is being blocked by protesters. even now, they will take to the streets of paris and other french cities. from two p.m. and we expect it to be a fairly large turnout because of course of the controversy surrounding not just the fact of this law, the raising of the age from 62 to 65 4 when french people can retire, but of course, the manner in which it has been pushed through without a vote in parliament that has really finished to wind up not just the trade unions at this point, christine, but i think it s important to point out also that amongst the broader pu
the eu and immigration and of course climate and agriculture which has really resonated among communities right across the country who feel as though their voice is not being heard by the ruling coalition. this vote and these results appear to reflect that sense of disillusionment right across the left and the right of the dutch society. left and the right of the dutch socie . ., ~ left and the right of the dutch socie . ., ,, , ., left and the right of the dutch socie . . ~ , ., , left and the right of the dutch socie . ., ,, i. , . global cocaine production has jumped to record levels over the past two years. a report by the united nations found that more people were using the drug in africa and asia. the report also found traffickers were using international postal services more often to get drugs to consumers. well, antwerp is home to europe s second biggest port and it has overtaken rotterdam as the main entry point for cocaine into europe. last year a record 110 tonnes were se
were seized in antwerp, and incinerators used by belgian customs to burn the seized cocaine couldn t keep up with demand. kristian vanderwaeren is the head of belgian customs. it is the head of belgian customs. is a huge problem, it it is a huge problem, not only when it comes to the seizures as such but also the violence. last year we experienced an increase in violence in the city of antwerp, shooting, grenades, but also there has been an attempt of kidnapping of our ministry ofjustice. so the situation in belgium when it comes to the import of cocaine is getting pretty serious. the impacts of cocaine on communities are wide ranging. pastor mick fleming is a reformed drug addict and former dealer turned founder of church on the street in burnley, lancashire. here s his take.