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UK's night of rage as masked gangs set streets on fire and cops flee in terror
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crime15h ago

UK's night of rage as masked gangs set streets on fire and cops flee in terror

  • Masked gangs set streets alight and clashed with police as Belfast erupted in violence after the stabbing incident.
  • A 30-year-old Sudanese national was charged with attempted murder related to the attack on Kinnaird Avenue.
  • The suspect entered Northern Ireland via the Irish border in February 2023 and sought asylum; permission to stay was granted until 2028.
  • Police urged calm and advised against any actions that could escalate violence as protests continued.
  • First Minister Michelle O’Neill condemned the violence while emphasizing it has no place in the community.
  • Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson called for calm as pockets of disorder persisted across the city.
  • Authorities reported ongoing protests and warned against violence while investigations continued.
  • The investigation noted no indication the knife attack was terror-related.
  • Northern Ireland's first minister and law enforcement urged peaceful protest and calm.
  • The incident prompted police to coordinate with partner agencies to maintain safety.
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UK schools close and send pupils home over further 'unrest' fears
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crime11h ago

UK schools close and send pupils home over further 'unrest' fears

  • Pupils were sent home early as Belfast schools closed due to safety fears linked to ongoing unrest.
  • Seaview, Rathcoole, Cregagh and Harmony Primary closed in response to disturbances and social media claims.
  • RBAI told parents pupils would leave at 11:30 a.m. because of circumstances beyond the school's control.
  • Education Authority urged individual school decisions based on PSNI guidance and local factors.
  • Authorities cited ongoing unrest and the potential for further protests circulating on social media.
  • A baby was rescued from a residence amid the violence, according to police statements.
  • PSNI chief described the night as one where many families were helped to safety.
  • External examinations at RBAI were still planned to go ahead, barring changes due to conditions.
  • Education Authority urged local leaders to monitor local conditions and PSNI guidance.
  • Officials thanked emergency services for maintaining safety during the unrest.
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