North Belfast "calm but tense"

Police in Northern Ireland say north Belfast is "calm but tense" after a night of rioting.

Mon, 22 Apr, 2002 - 10:04

Police in Northern Ireland say north Belfast is "calm but tense" after a night of heavy rioting.

Police were attacked by youths hurling blast bombs, stones and fireworks, a police spokesman said.

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