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Ballymena riots: Petrol bombs on fifth night of violence
A fifth night of violence in Northern Ireland erupted, rounding out what’s been called a ‘week of shame’. Disorder first erupted in Ballymena on Monday, after an alleged sexual assault against a girl. Incidents of rioting and arson, much of it thought to be racially motivated, later spread to other towns.
The rate of pupils missing school has spiked near to where people rioted for several nights in Ballymena, the education ...
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The minister also highlighted that absence rates at schools closest to the epicentre of the disorder in Ballymena have spiked ...
Trouble spread to other towns over the course of last week, with Larne Leisure Centre set on fire and violent scenes in ...
Disorder has broken out in Northern Ireland for the third successive night, after police said people are "waking up with ...
The country’s police chief Jon Boutcher said the victim of an alleged sexual assault in Ballymena has been ‘further ...
Homes, businesses and cars have been attacked and 32 police officers injured during violence in Ballymena and several other ...
Analysis of census data shows that Ballymena has experienced rapid demographic change in recent years, while the Sky News ...
Dramatic scenes unfolded overnight in the Northern Ireland town as rioters hurled petrol bombs, fireworks and glass bottles, ...
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