TTIP protests see crowds take to streets of seven German cities

Organisers of rallies against controversial transatlantic free trade agreement expect 250,000 people to take part Demonstrators took to the streets across Germany on Saturday to protest against the controversial new transatlantic trade agreement that would create the world's biggest free market of 850 million consumers. There were seas of flags in both Berlin and Munich as people flocked to join the rallies despite the rain, carrying placards and banners representing everything from anti-globali...