Gunmen injure three in North

Belfast erupted in sectarian violence for the fourth night in a row after loyalist and republican gunmen wounded three people.

Belfast erupted in sectarian violence for the fourth night in a row after loyalist and republican gunmen wounded three people.

In the first incident at around 6.30pm yesterday, two men were shot in the loyalist area of Cluan Place by a republican gunman as rival gangs clashed.

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