Third Night Of Rioting By Loyalists in Belfast

The video covers the ongoing tensions in Northern Ireland, focusing on the violence in East Belfast. Loyalist protesters have erected barricades, leading to road closures and attacks on police by youths using bricks, bottles, and fireworks. The use of water cannon has become frequent, with local clergy attempting to mediate. Loyalist anger stems from a vote to restrict the Union flag at City Hall. Police face serious incidents, including a petrol bombing. Armored vehicles and water cannon are used to manage the situation.

What actions have loyalist protesters taken in East Belfast?

• Organized peaceful marches

• Erected burning barricades

• Held public debates

• Distributed leaflets

Who is now involved in attempts to end the violence in Northern Ireland?

• Business leaders

• Local clergy

• Sports teams

• International peacekeepers

What has been a significant cause of loyalist anger in Belfast?

• Economic downturn

• Increase in taxes

• Restriction of the Union flag

• Closure of local schools

What serious incident did the police face during the disturbances?

• A patrol car was petrol bombed

• A police station was occupied

• A police officer was kidnapped

• A police vehicle was stolen

What tools are the police using to manage the hostile crowds?

• Tear gas

• Sound cannons

• Water cannons

• Rubber bullets