PSNI attacked amid fresh violence

Police were attacked by missile-throwing loyalists during fresh violence in Northern Ireland tonight.

PSNI attacked amid fresh violence
Mon, 17 Dec, 2012 - 20:39

Police were attacked by missile-throwing loyalists during fresh violence in Northern Ireland tonight.

Youths attempted to hijack vehicles as a protest by up to 100 people turned violent in south Belfast.

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