French government backs down from plan to remove citizenship from people convicted of terror offenses

The French government has dropped a proposal to remove French citizenship from nationals convicted of terror offenses.

The plan was put forward following the November 13th Paris attacks which saw 130 people killed in multiple locations across the French capital.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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