The Metropolitan Police Department said its officers also responded to the disturbance.

A French court on Friday found the former CEO and other executives at telecom company Orange guilty of institutional harassment after the company was rocked by dozens of suicides during a vast corporate restructuring.including 19 of those who killed themselves.

000 in total -- within three years.The deaths sparked demands for action against moral harassment by bosses focusing ruthlessly on the bottom line at the expense of employees well-being.The warning signs of suicide - and how to get help Four other executives charged with complicity in moral harassment were given four-month suspended sentences and 5.

Former France Telecom Chief Executive Didier Lombard arrives at Paris courthouse in Paris.to ask ourselves how this could have been possible.

The other Didier Lombards at other companies.

Lombard denied that management bore any responsibility for the deaths.which has shrouded Sydney for weeks.

very draining day for our firefighters.A farmer drives a tractor as he uses a hose to put out a fire burning in his paddock and near homes on the outskirts of the town of Bilpin on December 19.

with six people killed and more than 800 homes destroyed.about 80 miles northwest of Sydney on December 18.