Photographer injured in Belfast riot

A press photographer was injured in a shooting as rioting erupted for a second night in Northern Ireland.

Photographer injured in Belfast riot
Wed, 22 Jun, 2011 - 08:09

A press photographer was injured in a shooting as rioting erupted for a second night in the North.

Three shots were fired during the disturbances around the Short Strand area of east Belfast, which has seen its most serious rioting for several years.

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