Extra officers called in as violent unrest in Belfast continues for another night
Extra officers from the UK are being deployed to Northern Ireland following another night of violent unrest over an alleged stabbing attack by an immigrant suspect.
Extra officers called in as violent unrest in Belfast continues for another night
Extra officers from the UK are being deployed to Northern Ireland following another night of violent unrest over an alleged stabbing attack by an immigrant suspect.
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