Burkina parliament set ablaze in protests over president Angry demonstrators went on the rampage in Burkina Faso on Thursday, breaking through a heavy security cordon and storming the National Assembly building in the capital Ouagadougou, ransacking offices and setting fire to cars, before attacking the national television headquarters and moving on the presidential palace. The surge of violence forced the government to scrap a vote on controversial plans to allow President Blaise Compaore to extend his 27-year rule. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES (part 2 of 2). REFILE TO CORRECT NAME ON SOUNDBITES 2 + 3