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Rebekah Logan

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What we know about how Northern Ireland's riots were organised

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By Rebekah Logan Verified
| Yahoo Verified
There has been three nights of violence on the streets of Northern Ireland. Homes and vehicles set on fire; water cannon deployed; more than a dozen police officers injured; and an atmosphere of fear has descended with reports of people being threatened for having a "different skin colour" and families being put out of their homes "because they're black". It all came after a knife attack in Belfast on Monday night, for which a Sudanese man has been charged with attempted murder.
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'It's one of the first things we wanted to see' - tourists delight as iconic umbrellas return

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By Rebekah Logan Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
When Sarah and Braiden Karney were planning their trip to Belfast from the United States, the iconic umbrella installation in the Cathedral Quarter of the city was high on their list of must-see sights. The problem was that when they arrived on Wednesday, the only umbrellas in sight were inside out and in the hands of flustered commuters battling the rain.
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Alliance MLA asked to 'withdraw' from NI Assembly chamber

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By Gareth Gordon Verified, Rebekah Logan Verified
| Aol Verified
An Alliance Party MLA was ejected from the Northern Ireland Assembly chamber on Tuesday after clashing with the deputy speaker. Steve Aiken asked Nuala McAllister to apologise after she called him "patronising", but she refused and left the chamber shortly afterwards. McAllister was asked to withdraw from assembly business for the remainder of the day, however, it is understood that she may return to the chamber on Monday.
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