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Protesters Set Fire to Vehicles and Homes in Belfast After Sudanese Suspect Was Arrested for Knife Attack

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“PROTESTERS SET FIRE TO VEHICLES AND HOMES IN BELFAST AFTER SUDANESE SUSPECT WAS ARRESTED FOR KNIFE ATTACK”

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