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Police use water cannon against rioters

Clashes erupt as police use water cannon near Belfast

Police in Northern Ireland deployed water cannon on Wednesday night as officers sought to disperse protesters during a second evening of unrest linked to anti-migrant tensions.

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Police use water cannon against rioters in Northern Ireland

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Riot police use water cannon in second night of Belfast disorder

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The night people in Belfast fled their homes because of racist violence

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Police said people who live in the named properties had been left "extremely distressed" by the posts, adding that it was "putting lives at risk and has to stop".

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Ireland stabbing protests: Police use water cannons amid ‘racist thuggery,’ fires, and riots

Reaction to the stabbings reflects a broader rise in anti-immigrant sentiment in parts of the U.K. and Europe.

Northern Ireland suffers second night of unrest as rioters attack police

Northern Ireland saw a second night of unrest with police using water cannons on rioters, as the Belfast stabbing attack victim’s family said they were “disgusted” by the disorder.Police were pelted with bricks and petrol bombs by balaclava-clad rioters in Co Antrim on Wednesday evening in the latest disorder following the Belfast knife attack on Monday.

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Police to test paint in water canons against problem causing protesters

The police will soon start using paint in water cannons to shoot at disruptive protesters, ensuring they remain recognizable and traceable for a long time. Minister David van Weel of Justice and Security announced this during a TV broadcast of Nieuws van de Dag.