CCTV to be used to quell north Belfast violence

The British government has agreed to install 45 new surveillance cameras at sectarian flashpoints areas in north Belfast in an effort to identify those responsible for almost nightly violence in the area.

The British government has agreed to install 45 new surveillance cameras at sectarian flashpoints in north Belfast in an effort to identify those responsible for almost nightly violence in the area.

The move was confirmed today by Jane Kennedy, Britain’s Security Minister in the North, after talks with acting police chief constable Colin Cramphorn.

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