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Police across Europe brace for protests

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Police forces across Europe are bracing for renewed unrest as schools reopen today, with student groups and labour unions calling fresh nationwide protests for Tuesday and Thursday. William Denselow in Brussels says that while the European protest wave shares common themes, the specific triggers driving people onto the streets differ markedly from country to country.
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