been, a period of respect, after the police killing of a teenage boy on tuesday. he said additional resources would be made available to deal with unrest. the third night, and worst night of rioting so far, left buildings, including libraries and schools burnt shops looted. nearly 900 people were arrested; 250 police were injured. france s three biggest cities paris, marseille and lyon are suspending or restricting public transport from friday evening. marseille has also banned public demonstrations. the teenager, named as nahel m, was shot during a traffic stop. the policeman has been charged with voluntary homicide. he s also apologised to the teenager s family. overnight, 40,000 extra police officers were deployed across france, in an attempt to restore calm. the prime minister said the government was considering all options, but some ministers oppose declaring a state of emergency. lets get the latest from our correspondent. for the third night in a row, riots sprea
expressing her concerns and asking for a meeting, and took place, and her concerns for a meeting, and took place, and her concerns were expressed. regarding the hrc, they are willing to support and work with the scottish to support and work with the scottish government if they can. however. scottish government if they can. however, they make it clear their ongoing however, they make it clear their ongoing concerns are still on the record. ongoing concerns are still on the record. and ongoing concerns are still on the record, and that s where that rests. that addresses all the points he raised that addresses all the points he raised. but if any are not addressed, i am sure there is a chamber addressed, i am sure there is a chamber will ask those questions. douglas ross. he outlined how the uk government has douglas ross. he outlined how the uk government has sought douglas ross. he outlined how the uk government has sought to government has sought to constr
states that have these anti dissemination laws. we will have to look at the details of the ruling, but the question is, to what extent could disallow other businesses to refuse services not just on the basis of somebody s sexuality, but on the basis of their sexuality, but on the basis of their sex their race as well? we will have to read the ruling in its detail in terms of how wide ranging it is, but this comes a day after this conservative leaning supreme court, by 6 3 again today, ruled yesterday that race could no longer be considered as a factor in terms of university admissions across the united states. some really significant ruling is coming out of this court in washington, dc. thank ou for this court in washington, dc. thank you for the this court in washington, dc. thank you for the latest. this court in washington, dc. thank you for the latest. as this court in washington, dc. thank you for the latest. as jess - this court in washington, dc. thank you for the latest.
the uk has announced it will soon publish a plan on how it will ban conversion therapy for everyone, including transgender people, who are left out of earlier proposals on this. it will outlaw attempts to change somebody s sexuality or gender identity. our lgbt & identity correspondent lauren mossjoins me now. explain what conversion therapy is and why it has been controversial in the last few years. the last few years. conversion thera- the last few years. conversion therapy is the last few years. conversion therapy is practices the last few years. conversion therapy is practices which i the last few years. conversion i therapy is practices which attempt to change or suppress somebody s sexual orientation or gender identity. and it has been spoken about for several years now, that the government plans to bring in a dell to ban all forms of conversion therapy, going back for michael years. since then, we have had four premises. when borisjohnson was prime minister, it emerged that