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.

Rioting continues overnight in Belfast
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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