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Third night of rioting in north Belfast Police officer injured in third night of rioting in Belfast
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A police officer has been injured during a third night of trouble in north Belfast.A police officer has been injured during a third night of trouble in north Belfast.
Officers were attacked with petrol bombs and missiles in the Woodvale area.Officers were attacked with petrol bombs and missiles in the Woodvale area.
It followed an earlier stand-off involving loyalists, some Orangemen and police at Twaddell Avenue opposite the nationalist Ardyone shop fronts. It followed an earlier stand-off involving loyalists, some Orangemen and police at Twaddell Avenue opposite the nationalist Ardoyne shop fronts.
The disturbances started just before midnight. They were sporadic and lasted for less than an hour.The disturbances started just before midnight. They were sporadic and lasted for less than an hour.
It started with a small number of petrol bombs being thrown by a crowd of youths along the Woodvale Road - where the Orange Order was blocked by police from walking up on the Twelfth, and the scene of more more intense rioting on the previous two nights.It started with a small number of petrol bombs being thrown by a crowd of youths along the Woodvale Road - where the Orange Order was blocked by police from walking up on the Twelfth, and the scene of more more intense rioting on the previous two nights.
Officers on foot and in police Land Rovers then went down the Woodvale Road towards Ballygomartin.Officers on foot and in police Land Rovers then went down the Woodvale Road towards Ballygomartin.
A stand-off developed and the police came under attack again with heavy masonry, bricks and bottles as well as some fireworks.A stand-off developed and the police came under attack again with heavy masonry, bricks and bottles as well as some fireworks.
Earlier an officer was injured when police went in to seize a stash of petrol bombs and they briefly came under attack.Earlier an officer was injured when police went in to seize a stash of petrol bombs and they briefly came under attack.
The stand-off between police and more than 100 loyalist protesters - some of them Orangemen - at Twaddell Avenue broke up peacefully.The stand-off between police and more than 100 loyalist protesters - some of them Orangemen - at Twaddell Avenue broke up peacefully.
In a separate incident, five people - all male - aged between 15 and 25 were arrested following violence in the O'Neills Road area of Newtownabbey.
There was also some minor trouble in the loyalist Mount Vernon area of north Belfast where a car was burnt out and a barrier erected.There was also some minor trouble in the loyalist Mount Vernon area of north Belfast where a car was burnt out and a barrier erected.
Earlier, Northern Ireland's First Minister Peter Robinson appealed for an end to violence following two nights of rioting in north Belfast.Earlier, Northern Ireland's First Minister Peter Robinson appealed for an end to violence following two nights of rioting in north Belfast.
Almost 40 police officers and an MP were injured after being attacked in the first two nights of violence. More than 30 arrests have been made.Almost 40 police officers and an MP were injured after being attacked in the first two nights of violence. More than 30 arrests have been made.
A number of people appeared at a special court sitting in Belfast over the weekend.A number of people appeared at a special court sitting in Belfast over the weekend.
Mr Robinson said: "It's very important that cool heads prevail in these circumstances and I hope people will obey the announcement and statement by the Orange Institution that people should desist from violence."Mr Robinson said: "It's very important that cool heads prevail in these circumstances and I hope people will obey the announcement and statement by the Orange Institution that people should desist from violence."
Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers said the Orange leadership should reflect on its role in the run-up to the Twelfth.Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers said the Orange leadership should reflect on its role in the run-up to the Twelfth.
"They have emphasised that they wanted their protest to be peaceful," she said."They have emphasised that they wanted their protest to be peaceful," she said.
"But they were warned by the chief constable that encouraging thousands of people onto the streets at a time of real tension involved significant risks.""But they were warned by the chief constable that encouraging thousands of people onto the streets at a time of real tension involved significant risks."