At least 93 people killed in Bangladesh protests on Sunday

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At least 93 people killed in Bangladesh protests on Sunday

A new round of violence in Bangladesh has left at least 93 people dead, after clashes between pro and anti-government protesters on Sunday. Thousands are demanding Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resign after days of mayhem over a government jobs quota system in July killed more than 200 people, and left thousands more injured. Authorities have ordered a nationwide curfew and curbed internet access in an attempt to quell the protests. Daniel Padwick reports.