French police fired tear gas to control crowd as the 14th straight weekend of "yellow vest" protests took a violent turn.
Thousands of protesters threw projectiles and set bins on fire in Paris, Lyon and Bordeaux on Saturday.
However, this comes after a recent poll showed dwindling support for the "yellow vests" demonstrations, which began in November over fuel taxes and transformed into a revolt against President Emmanuel Macron and his policies.
There have also been reports of infighting between leaders, with some outlining plans to extend the weekly protests to Sunday.

Thailand and Cambodia agree to 'consolidate ceasefire' in China talks
Indonesia fire kills 16 people in retirement home
Trump says US and Ukraine 'a lot closer' on peace deal but "thorny issues" remain
China launches war games around Taiwan as island vows to defend democracy
At least 13 dead, 98 injured in Mexico train derailment
