Clean-up begins in Turkey after two days of unrest
Minister says some 1,000 arrested in more than 90 anti-government demonstrations
Shopkeepers and municipal workers began cleaning the streets of Istanbul and Ankara today after the fiercest anti-government demonstrations in years.
Pockets of die-hard demonstrators lit bonfires and scuffled with police overnight but the streets were much quieter after two days of clashes in which almost 1,000 people were arrested and hundreds were injured.
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