Hundreds of protesters, many masked, gathered at several locations across Belfast. A bus and several cars were set alight, while a building fringing the city centre caught fire and its residents had to be evacuated.
Author: Eshokeme Oludare James (Eshokeme James)
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Military Court Jails Indonesian Soldiers Over Acid Attack On Activist
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Fire Scare At National Assembly Ends Without Casualties
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Somali Referee Denied Entry To US For World Cup
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American Duo Makes Red Bull Cliff Diving History In St. Petersburg
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Wemby Inspires Spurs’ NBA Finals Fightback
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Starmer Pushes Tougher Tech Safeguards For Children
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Pope Decries Migration Crisis, Calls For Peace
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Libya Presses On Rebuilding Flood-Ravaged Derna But Trauma Lingers
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Ousmane Sonko Re-Elected Party Chief Amid Crisis
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