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Missiles thrown during unrest in Northern Ireland over alleged sexual assault
PSNI’s chief superintendent urged everyone ‘to remain calm and to act responsibly’
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theguardian.com
Public disorder breaks out in Northern Ireland town Ballymena after alleged sexual assault
Police in Ballymena in Northern Ireland say a number of missiles had been thrown towards officers and damage to properties had been reported
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telegraph.co.uk
Missiles thrown at police as violence breaks out in NI
Masked youths leave trail of destruction as riot officers descend on Ballymena streets to stop disorder
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independent.co.uk
Missiles thrown during unrest in Northern Ireland over alleged sexual assault
PSNI’s chief superintendent urged everyone ‘to remain calm and to act responsibly’
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Riot police use water cannon during second night of unrest in Northern Ireland
Riot police were deployed around the Clonavon Terrace area on Tuesday night as hundreds of people gathered
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Homes and cars set on fire in second night of ‘racist thuggery’ in Northern Ireland
Dramatic scenes unfolded overnight in the Northern Ireland town as rioters hurled petrol bombs, fireworks and glass bottles at police officers
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Ballymena riots: Fireworks and petrol bombs thrown at police as violence erupts
Fireworks and petrol bombs were thrown at police as violence erupted for a second night in a row in Northern Ireland on Tuesday (11 June). Multiple cars and properties were set on…
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What is behind the riots in Northern Ireland?
Violence has broken out in Ballymena for the past two nights after angry mobs went on the rampage through the town’s streets
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Northern Ireland riots latest: Leisure centre set on fire on third night of unrest
Violence has broken out in Ballymena for the past three nights after angry mobs went on the rampage through the town’s streets
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‘Stop this violence’ plea as disorder continues in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland’s police chief said the victim’s family was ‘mortified’ by the disorder