Shit on your own doorstep

Police are reporting a significant drop in violence Urban violence has subsided for a third night in France, with fewer cars set ablaze and curfews in force in just five administrative areas.
Youths clashed with police in the southern city of Toulouse and sporadic violence was reported elsewhere. But calm reigned in the Paris area, where the riots began on 27 October.

As per usual the poor, downtrodden masses forced into a ghetto of poverty and resultant crime arose, inspired by an arbitrary flashpoint incident. They then proceeded to destroy their local environment and neighbours' cars.

And in keeping with every riot ever perpertrated by an underclass the world over, well-off people on the other side of town clucked a little and got on with tea.

Top tip: Get a bus over to Swanky Heights and raise a little hell, you'll get noticed a lot quicker. And it's more fun.

Police reported 394 vehicles set ablaze on Wednesday night, compared with Sunday's peak of 1,400. Reports that the disturbance was started by French auto execs, are unconfirmed.