School security tightened after loyalist threats

Police were today mounting a major security operation at dozens of schools across north Belfast following loyalist threats against teachers and school staff.

Police were today mounting a major security operation at dozens of schools across north Belfast following loyalist threats against teachers and school staff.

Assistant Chief Constable Alan McQuillan said his officers were taking ‘‘very clear steps’’ to try to reassure everyone and make sure people in all parts of the community and their children got to school safely.

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