Protesters in Paris have attacked one of French President Emmanuel Macron's favourite restaurants, as tensions over controversial pension reforms continue.
Ednews informs citing France 24 that Riot police had to form a barricade around La Rotonde bistro, which was briefly set on fire.
Thursday was the 11th day of unrest since January, over legislation raising the retirement age by two years, from 62 to 64.
The country awaits a decision on the validity of the legislation next week.
The Constitutional Council will rule on the reforms on 14 April, and has the power to strike down some or all of it.
Mr Macron is currently in China to meet President Xi Jinping.
The unrest, along with strike action, has caused disruption throughout France, and on Thursday demonstrations again took place across the country.
Trade union leaders are hoping for a large turnout to keep up momentum ahead of the council's decision.