One PSNI officer was directly in the impact of a petrol bomb that landed behind a line of police vehicles during a sustained standoff with rioters. Shortly before midnight, the PSNI used a water ...

About 100 people turn up at an anti-racism protest in west Belfast, which passes off peacefully. The home of a family with ...

Petrol bombs were thrown at police for a fifth consecutive night in Northern Ireland, in what has been dubbed a “week of ...

Violence continued in Northern Ireland as a fifth night of rioting saw police officers targeted with projectiles and water ...

Police have come under attack for a fifth consecutive night in Northern Ireland, in what has been dubbed a ‘week of shame’ for the region.

PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson said: “Last night in Portadown police came under sustained attack from rioters throwing masonry and other missiles. Officers deployed a variety of public ...

Some 63 police officers have been injured in what has been called a “week of shame” in Northern Ireland. Disorder started in Ballymena on Monday after an alleged sexual assault of a girl in the Co ...

For a third night, riots rocked the town of Ballymena in Northern Ireland, with protesters throwing petrol bombs.

Northern Ireland’s police chief said ‘bigots and racists’ behind earlier nights of unrest in the region would be arrested.

Northern Ireland’s police chief Jon Boutcher has warned ‘bigots and racists’ they will be arrested following disorder in Ballymena.

Northern Ireland saw a third consecutive night of violence, with police attacked by fireworks, bottles, and bricks.