Updated Foreign Office advice warns of potential disruption and urges people to remain cautious.
Britons travelling to France may face disruption and are advised to monitor the media, the Foreign Office has said, as the country grapples with widespread rioting.
Nahel M was killed as he drove away from a traffic stop. His death has reignited debate around the state of French policing, including questions of racism in the force.for France on Friday, warning there could disruption to road travel and local transport, and that further curfews may be imposed by some local authorities.
The government said it was "more important than ever to get travel insurance and check it provides sufficient cover". It has also providedSo far, the Foreign Office has not changed its advice to warn against all but essential travel - a move which would invalidate many travel insurance policies. President Emmanuel Macron said thousands more officers would be deployed to contain the violence, but stopped short of declaring a state of emergency.
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