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Tens of thousands of tunisians have taken part in fresh protests against austerity, on the day that the country marks the seventh anniversary of the uprising which led to the arab spring. But theres been no repeat of last weeks violence which resulted in more than 800 arrests. Flag waving demonstrators chanted Anti Government slogans in the capital tunis, alongside pro government crowds marking the ousting of tunisias former leader seven years ago. That revolt sparked uprisings across the arab world. Our correspondent mark lowen reports from tunis. A rallying cry by tunisians that their revolution should not be in vain. Seven years since toppling their dictator, the cradle of the arab spring has not fallen silent. They called for the basics jobs and a better life. Anger burned last week amid plans to raise prices and taxes, to satisfy tunisias lenders. More than 800 people were arrested and a protester died. Shots and government buildings were torched. Poorer parts of the country feel

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