More Than 400,000 Join French Protests as Clashes and Arrests Continue
How this story moved: how many newsrooms carried it at each run, when each one picked it up, how our summary's headline changed, and which figures and names held from the first reports to the latest. Everything here is counted from the coverage; none of it is a judgement of anyone's motives.
OUTLETS CARRYING THE STORY, RUN BY RUN
HOW OUR HEADLINE CHANGED · 16 HEADLINES
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6 Oct, 18:26 UTC
French student protests draw unions after mass arrests and injuries
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7 Oct, 12:21 UTC
French school protests draw more than 250,000 amid clashes and mass arrests
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7 Oct, 18:18 UTC
French student protests draw more than 250,000 as clashes continue
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8 Oct, 00:16 UTC
French student protests draw more than 250,000 as unions join demonstrations
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18 Oct, 00:16 UTC
More than 1,000 arrested as cost-of-living protests turn violent across France
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18 Oct, 06:14 UTC
More than 1,000 arrested as French cost-of-living protests turn violent
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18 Oct, 12:11 UTC
France reels after cost-of-living protests turn violent as separate demonstrations hit Europe
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18 Oct, 18:12 UTC
France unrest continues after cost-of-living protests, around 2,000 arrested
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19 Oct, 12:10 UTC
France begins cleanup after cost-of-living protests turn violent
- 25 Oct, 00:11 UTC
- 25 Oct, 06:11 UTC
- 25 Oct, 12:10 UTC
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25 Oct, 18:10 UTC
More Than 1,300 Arrested During Nationwide Protests in France
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26 Oct, 00:10 UTC
More than 1,300 arrested after nationwide protests in France
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26 Oct, 06:10 UTC
More Than 1,000 Arrested After Nationwide Protests in France
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27 Oct, 12:21 UTC
More Than 400,000 Join French Protests as Clashes and Arrests Continue
WHAT HELD, WHAT CAME LATER
From the first reports to the latest
- Emmanuel Macron · 17 outlets
- Laurent Nunez · 9 outlets
- Luc Melenchon · 4 outlets
Entered the story later
- In Paris · from 17 Oct 08:02, 10 outlets
- Le Pen · from 17 Oct 20:52, 9 outlets
- Yellow Vest · from 16 Oct 15:38, 7 outlets
- In Marseille · from 17 Oct 20:37, 4 outlets
- In Lyon · from 17 Oct 20:52, 4 outlets
- European Union · from 17 Oct 21:02, 4 outlets
- 800,000 people participated · from 18 Oct 09:45, 4 outlets
- 1,800 people arrested · from 18 Oct 09:45, 4 outlets
Figures reported with different numbers
- people arrested: 5,000 (1 from 5 Oct 21:18) → 5,060 (1 from 5 Oct 21:18) → 500 (2 from 7 Oct 06:00) → 107 (1 from 7 Oct 16:38) → 1,200 (3 from 17 Oct 20:52) → 855 (2 from 18 Oct 09:45) → 1,800 (4 from 18 Oct 09:45) → 2,000 (1 from 18 Oct 17:55) → 2,700 (2 from 24 Oct 17:54) → 1,000 (3 from 25 Oct 01:20) → 1,300 (1 from 25 Oct 11:02)
- police officers: 715 (2 from 6 Oct 02:35) → 43 (1 from 7 Oct 06:00) → 150 (2 from 17 Oct 20:52) → 500 (2 from 18 Oct 05:38) → 70,000 (2 from 24 Oct 10:04) → 1,000 (1 from 24 Oct 21:09) → 192 (1 from 25 Oct 01:37) → 53 (1 from 25 Oct 12:05)
- people been: 272 (1 from 17 Oct 13:44) → 1,800 (3 from 18 Oct 09:45) → 855 (1 from 18 Oct 09:45) → 1,200 (1 from 18 Oct 11:52) → 388 (1 from 18 Oct 13:15) → 2,400 (1 from 19 Oct 07:32) → 1,000 (1 from 24 Oct 21:09)
- arrested during: 1,200 (1 from 18 Oct 07:00) → 2,000 (2 from 18 Oct 13:45) → 1,000 (1 from 25 Oct 07:15) → 1,300 (3 from 25 Oct 13:15) → 1.314 (1 from 25 Oct 16:32)
- people took: 400 (1 from 17 Oct 20:37) → 110,000 (1 from 18 Oct 11:52) → 550,000 (2 from 18 Oct 13:15) → 410,000 (2 from 25 Oct 12:05)
- arrests across: 272 (1 from 17 Oct 15:24) → 1,800 (1 from 19 Oct 07:00) → 1,000 (1 from 25 Oct 09:15) → 1,300 (1 from 25 Oct 10:38)
Matched by pattern, not read: a different number can be a correction, a rising count, or two different counts.