French court overturns law criminalizing the viewing of terrorist websites

France's top court has ruled against a controversial law which means viewing terrorist websites has been deemed a crime.

The law was bought in in the wake of the Paris attacks and has been used to convict and jail a number of suspected terrorists.

Our Europe correspondent  Jack Parrock reports.

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