Northern Ireland civic leaders call for end to violent disorder

Northern Ireland civic leaders call for end to violent disorder

The PSNI man road blocks in Belfast. Picture: PA

Wed, 07 Aug, 2024 - 17:45
Rebecca Black, PA

Civic leaders, churches, trade unions and businesses have called for an end to rioting after three nights of violent disorder in Belfast.

The violence started in south Belfast after anti-immigration protests in the city.

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