Politicians urged 'to stay out of violence' in Belfast

A Northern Ireland Assembly member is urging political figures to withdraw from the frontline of violence engulfing north Belfast.

Politicians urged 'to stay out of violence' in Belfast
Fri, 22 Jun, 2001 - 08:48

A Northern Ireland Assembly member is urging political figures to withdraw from the frontline of violence engulfing north Belfast.

A total of 24 RUC officers were wounded in gun and bomb attacks from rival republican and loyalist factions on a second night of rioting.

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