Northern Ireland riots latest: Violence is ‘only a petrol bomb away’ from a death, warns human rights chief - Violence has broken out in Ballymena for the past three nights after angry mobs went on ...

Homes and cars have been set on fire during a second night of violence in Ballymena as police condemned the unrest as “racist thuggery”. Dramatic scenes unfolded in the Northern Ireland town as ...

London — Hundreds of masked demonstrators attacked officers during a second night of "rioting and disorder" in the Northern Ireland town of Ballymena on Tuesday, injuring 17 officers, according to ...

LONDON — Police in Northern Ireland say 17 officers were injured during a second night of anti-immigrant violence in the town of Ballymena, where rioters threw bricks, bottles, petrol bombs and ...

For the third night in a row, riots rocked the town of Ballymena in Northern Ireland on Wednesday, lasting into the early hours of Thursday morning. Protesters used petrol bombs and fireworks as they ...

Raied al-Wazzan moved to Northern Ireland from Iraq in 1990, when bullets and bombs were a part of life in Belfast. The vice-chair of the Northern Ireland Council for Racial Equality says until now, ...

It's been two months since scenes of hate and violence erupted on the streets of Ballymena, County Antrim – and the after effects are still evident weeks later. Many homes remain boarded up on ...

BALLYMENA, Northern Ireland (Reuters) -Violence erupted in different parts of Northern Ireland for the third successive night on Wednesday, with masked youths starting a fire in a leisure centre but ...

A bonfire topped with an effigy of a migrant boat. Homes set alight. During the Troubles, similar tactics were used to target Irish Catholics in the territory. By Ali Watkins Ali Watkins reported from ...

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said in a statement today, Tuesday, June 10, that it "strongly condemns the disorder on the streets of Ballymena last night." The PSNI said that at about ...

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said today, Wednesday, June 11, that it condemns "the disgraceful scenes of violence on the streets" on Tuesday night. On Wednesday morning, the PSNI said ...