Large crowds of protesters gather outside the Georgian parliament to object to the appointment of a new president.

The journalist told the Associated Press that the men took their equipment after the attack.

The prime minister had earlier vowed that the organisers of a week of pro-EU protests would face justice.

More than 300 people have been arrested and police are accused of using unnecessary force on the streets.

The ruling party denies any Russian link, but its actions raise questions about Georgia's path to the EU.

Demonstrations have been taking place for a fourth night in Tbilisi after Georgia's EU bid was suspended.

Thousands are protesting in Tbilisi for a third night after the government put EU accession talks on hold.

The BBC's Steve Rosenberg reports from the centre of Tbilisi, as pro-Eu protesters clash with police.