Blair under pressure to tackle street violence

British Prime Minister Tony Blair was under intense pressure from unionists tonight to face down republicans over street violence after a rural police station in Northern Ireland came under attack from masked youths.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair was under intense pressure from unionists tonight to face down republicans over street violence after a rural police station in Northern Ireland came under attack from masked youths.

Around 40-50 youths threw stones and bottles at the station in Rosslea, Co Fermanagh around lunchtime in an incident police were linking to a visit by Sinn Fein’s youth wing.

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