This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Nick Karaci and at 1,300 hours GMT on the 29th of June,

these are our main stories.

France sends in 40,000 police to Quelle Riots

after an officer shot a teenager dead.

The situation is still very tense and people are still very angry.

All of this has been going on for too many years.

Appeal court judges rule UK government plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda are unlawful.

Ukraine says a suspect in a deadly restaurant attack was recruited by Russia before the invasion.

Also in this podcast, find out why Sri Lankan's are getting an extended holiday weekend.

And yes, there is such a thing as a good virus will tell you more about that.

Following two nights of violent protests against the fatal shooting of a teenage motorist in a Parisian suburb,

the French government has announced it will deploy 40,000 police officers this evening,

5,000 of them on the streets of Paris.

Demonstrators have attacked cars, police stations, schools and town halls,

and thrown fireworks, petrol bombs and projectiles at the police in Paris and in several other cities.

The officer who shot the 17-year-old known as Nahl,

who was of North African heritage, has been placed under a homicide investigation.

After an emergency cabinet meeting this morning, President Emmanuel Macron said he could understand

that emotions were running high, but said there was no justification for violence.

Clearly, the emotion that comes with the death of a young man calls for contemplation and calm.

And it's what the government has constantly called for.

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