Tunisia political crisis deepens after assassination
Tunisia's political crisis is deepening after the assassination of a leading opposition leader earlier this week.
The killing of anti-Islamist politician Chokri Belaid sparked violent protests. The prime minister then announced plans for a new, technocratic government.
But the ruling Islamist party Ennahda rejected the move, saying Hamadi Jebali "did not ask the opinion of his party".
Mike Wooldridge reports.
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