Rioting continues overnight in Belfast

Police and Army personnel were called in to control rioting that broke out in east Belfast for the second night running.

Thu, 16 May, 2002 - 08:09

Police and Army personnel were called in to control rioting that broke out in east Belfast for the second night running.

A PSNI spokesman said the fresh outbreak of sectarian violence broke out shortly after 10pm last night.

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