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  1. The Prime Minister responded to an attempted murder in Belfast, while the Justice Minister addressed the ongoing crime issues in the city.

Violence and unrest occurred in Belfast, which is the subject of serious crime issues discussed in the focus.

16 reports, 14 independent Updated Jul 3
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Violence and unrest occurred in Belfast, which is the subject of serious crime issues discussed in the focus.

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  1. Civil unrest in the capital of Northern Ireland.1 source
  2. Violence occurred in North Belfast, accompanied by high-profile commentary on crime and the implementation of a new asylum visa scheme.Sub-event
  3. RICU intervened during unrest in Belfast after Hadi attacked in the city.Sub-event
  4. Scott Morrison discussed topics including Belfast riots while joined by Geraldine Doogue and Hamish Macdonald to discuss global affairs.Sub-event
  5. Far-right figures are implicated in the ongoing unrest in Belfast.1 source
  6. Unrest in Northern Ireland saw violent demonstrations and a government vehicle left in flames in Belfast.1 source
  7. Robinson amplified footage of attempted murder in Belfast while amid tensions in Southampton.Sub-event
  8. Anti-migrant riots are underway in Belfast, involving Rakib Ehsan.Sub-event
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  1. Unrest in Belfast linked to ongoing crime issues discussed in the focus.1 source
  2. Riots in Belfast and the presence of Syrian produce are the new developments.1 source
  3. A refugee from Sudan was involved in an incident that occurred in Belfast, Northern Ireland.Sub-event
  4. Unrest in Belfast is driven by anti-immigration sentiment.1 source
  5. General statement about ongoing unrest in Belfast due to historical legacies.1 source
  6. Hilary Benn described the violence in Belfast as racist thuggery.1 source

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