Leading loyalist charged over Belfast riot

A leading Belfast loyalist was today charged with riotous behaviour and incitement to riot following street violence on Sunday that left 23 British soldiers and RUC officers injured.

A leading Belfast loyalist was today charged with riotous behaviour and incitement to riot following street violence on Sunday that left 23 British soldiers and RUC officers injured.

Forty-three-year-old Jim Simpson, from Glenrosa Link, was remanded in custody after being refused bail at Belfast Magistrates’ Court.

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