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Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, Lanark Way on 7 April ,West Belfast. Photograph: Peter Morrison/AP Northern Ireland has endured more than a week of nightly riots on its streets. Violent protests by Unionist Protestants have brought back the images of sectarian violence — of petrol bombs, bricks and other missiles. For the ...

The Globe and Mail Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer JASON CAIRNDUFF/Reuters Scenes of burning cars, petrol bombs and teenagers throwing bricks were supposed to be part of Northern Ireland’s dark past, but the province has been gripped by some of the worst violence in years this week as tensions rise over Brexit and policing. Eight nights of rioting in several communities have l...

Downham Market women add voices to anguish over sexual harassment  | Updated: 18:12, 08 April 2021 Last week, a brave Downham woman came forward with her sexual assault story, following the launch of the Everyone’s Invited website by Norfolk’s Chief Constable Simon Bailey. Mr Bailey, who acts as the National Police Chiefs Council lead over sexual violence, encouraged people to “turn in your sons” if they have been guilty of sexual misconduct at school. He said: “Many people are keen to protect their son’s reputation, but we are urging people to tell the police ...

PSNI say loyalist violence 'likely' to be orchestrated by paramilitaries Chief Constable Simon Byrne held separate talks with Arlene Foster and Mary Lou McDonald. Picture by Stephen Davison 08 April, 2021 20:08 Arlene Foster spoke to the chief constable after insisting earlier this week that she wouldn't. Picture by Liam McBurney/PA Wire POLICE believe loyalist paramilitaries are "likely" to have been behind recent street violence across Belfast and Co Antrim this week. PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Jonathan Roberts was speaking after Wednesday night's disord...

FOLLOWING the furore over the alleged “rape culture” in schools and universities on the website Everyone's Invited we should remind ourselves of the danger of a culture where guilt is assumed without any need for proof. Indeed, as I write, stories are already being reported of boys wearing the uniform from schools that have been named being targeted in the streets and branded as rapists. After the disastrous Carl Beech case, where he falsely alleged the existence of a murderous paedophile gang in parliament, a police inquiry was set up that concluded officers should not assume someo...