Jul 14 - Police in Northern Ireland are pelted with missiles and petrol bombs in the wake of pro-British Orange Order parades. A Reuters reporter said police responded to the rioting by hundreds of nationalist youths in the mainly Roman Catholic Ardoyne area of North Belfast with water cannon and plastic bullets. At least one gunshot was fired at police. At least one teenager was taken to hospital from the scene, which was on the planned route of the Orange parade later in the evening. Night pictures showed numerous petrol bombs being thrown at the police. The Orange Order is made up of Protestants who want Northern Ireland to remain a British province. Nationalists, whose support in bedded in the minority Roman Catholic community, would like to see a united Ireland. 選択されているビデオはありません。 プレイリストに追加するには、ビデオの をクリックしてください。