After the rioting and racist violence which followed an attack on Stephen Ogilvie in Belfast on Monday, Thursday night saw a comparatively quiet night on the city's streets.
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After the rioting and racist violence which followed an attack on Stephen Ogilvie in Belfast on Monday, Thursday night saw a comparatively quiet night on the city’s streets.
But it was not without incident and many residents are living in fear of a return to disorder – particularly those who are ethnic minorities and residents who live in multi-occupancy homes, including university students.
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