Government Proposes More Free Nursery Hours Amid Student Protests
The government has unveiled its proposed budget, which includes plans to expand free nursery hours as a measure to support families. This announcement comes as student protests continue across the nation, with demonstrators raising concerns about issues such as overcrowded classrooms. The demonstrations have seen a significant number of arrests, prompting a warning from the French Prime Minister against further escalation.
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