People on the streets of Tbilisi give polarised reactions after a second night of riots sparked by the government's decision to delay European Union membership talks. Clashes in the Georgian capital led to 107 arrests and 10 more injuries to police officers. Protests on Friday saw police move in to clear the area outside parliament, beating demonstrators, some of whom threw objects. The Black Sea nation has been rocked by turmoil since the ruling Georgian Dream party claimed victory in a parliamentary election that the pro-EU opposition say is fraudulent. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES