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PSNI appeal for identification of four people after Northern Ireland's fourth night of violence
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) condemned last night's fourth consecutive night of disorder in Northern Ireland, which has resulted in more injured officers, as well as more arrests. In a statement on Friday morning, June 13, the PSNI said there was "significant disorder and violence" in Portadown, Co Armagh on Thursday night.
Rioters clashed with police in Ballymena, and masked groups set fire to a recreation center in Larne, where families had been ...
Petrol bombs have been thrown in a fifth night of violence in Northern Ireland - with the disorder now moving from Ballymena ...
Read about how nurse leaders have responded to consecutive nights of violence on the streets of Northern Ireland.
For a third night, riots rocked the town of Ballymena in Northern Ireland, with protesters throwing petrol bombs.
Twenty-eight people have been arrested over violent rioting in Northern Ireland last week while police warn there will be further arrests. | UTV News ...
Stormont justice minister Naomi Long has warned that the “three-day festival of hate and destruction” needs to stop before ...
On Thursday, PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher warned: “Stop this violence. We will come after you. We will arrest you. We ...
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Northern Ireland Minister refuses to resign amid backlash over social media post after leisure centre set on fireGordon Lyons has faced criticism after a social media post about a leisure centre that was subsequently vandalised and set on ...
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