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Diane Dodds meets with local Police Chief

Upper Bann DUP MLA, Diane Dodds recently met with Chief Superintendent Muir Clarke to discuss several issues facing the Upper Bann constituency, particularly in the wider Banbridge Area.

Belfast rioters hijack car setting it alight while launching rocks at police in eighth night of violence

Belfast rioters hijack car setting it alight while launching rocks at police in eighth night of violence Updated: Apr 9 2021, 21:51 ET Invalid Date, COPS were attacked and a car was set on fire in an eighth night of violence in Belfast.  Leaders in Northern Ireland have called for calm after violence erupted again last night at Tiger Bay, a loyalist area in north Belfast with riot vans and police dogs in tow.  8 Flames and smoke rise from car set a fire during protests as rioters hurled petrol bombs, fireworks and stones at police in BelfastCredit: Getty 8 A Loyalist rioter sprays a substance towards police lines in the Tigers Bay Area of North BelfastCredit: AP

Northern Ireland: Another night of unrest despite calls for calm in wake of Duke of Edinburgh s death

Isle of Wight Radio Midnight - 6:00am Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Northern Ireland: Another night of unrest despite calls for calm in wake of Duke of Edinburgh s death It comes despite a renewed call for calm out of respect for the passing of the Duke of Edinburgh. A car was also seen burning in Belfast amid a heavy police presence. Analysis: Broken Brexit promises threaten to turn back the clock on Northern Ireland s fragile peace Police have been dealing with unrest all week in Northern Ireland, prompting political leaders from across the spectrum to urge peace.

Another night of unrest in Northern Ireland despite calls for calm in wake of Duke s death

Another night of unrest in Northern Ireland despite calls for calm in wake of Duke s death Tim Baker, news reporter Stones, bottles and petrol bombs have been thrown at police officers on another night of unrest in Northern Ireland. © Sky News Screen Grab Unrest in Belfast has continued on Friday It comes despite a renewed call for calm out of respect for the Belfast amid a heavy police presence. Northern Ireland, prompting political leaders from across the spectrum to urge peace. Many have highlighted the young age of many of those involved in the riots, with children as young as 12 or 13 involved in the disorder.

Northern Ireland: Leaders fearful that violence will continue into the weekend

PSNI officers look on after a Loyalist rioter threw a petrol bomb in the Tigers Bay Area of North Belfast LEADERS in Northern Ireland are fearful the chaos that has plagued the region in recent days will continue into the weekend. Loyalists have urged their communities to desist from protest activity as a mark of respect for the Duke of Edinburgh, who died yesterday. Despite this, small pockets of unrest continued in parts of the province last night. Police were attacked with missiles and a car was set on fire at Tiger Bay, a loyalist area in north Belfast with riot vans and police dogs in tow.

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