PARIS - According to a video report from BBC News, protests in Paris turned into unrest after nightfall, with fireworks and tear gas as protesters and riot police clashed. The BBC News video report is the only source used for this account.
BBC News described the demonstrations as "mostly peaceful" before the situation changed. The outlet's summary states that the shift came after nightfall, but it does not describe the moment the character of the gathering changed in further detail.
Nick Beake, the BBC's Europe correspondent, reports from Paris in the video, according to the BBC News summary. The summary identifies Beake as the reporter for the piece and places the reporting in Paris, which is the dateline for this story.
The summary does not say what the protests were about, which groups organized them, or how many people took part. It also does not state how many people were injured or detained, or how long the clashes continued. No other outlet's coverage of the events was available for this story, so none of those points can be confirmed from the material reviewed.
The headline of the BBC News item names fireworks and tear gas as part of the clashes between protesters and riot police. Taken together, the headline and summary establish that the confrontations took place after nightfall, but they do not assign responsibility for starting any of them. Further reporting from other outlets would be needed to confirm details beyond those in the BBC News item.
Sources: BBC News: Fireworks and tear gas as protesters and riot police clash in Paris.