Belfast Protests Continue over Union Flag

The transcript describes a series of violent events in Belfast, where police were attacked by rioters using petrol bombs, fireworks, and bricks. The unrest is linked to a decision by the Belfast City Council to limit the days the Union flag is flown, sparking protests from loyalists. The violence has escalated, with concerns about young people being involved. Political efforts are underway to encourage dialogue, but more protests are expected.

What tools did the rioters use to attack police vehicles in Belfast?

• Hammers

• Rocks

• Mallets

• Sticks

What was the main reason for the loyalists' protest outside Belfast City Hall?

• Introduction of new traffic laws

• Closure of public parks

• Decision to limit the flying of the Union flag

• Increase in taxes

How many days a year was the Union flag decided to be flown after the council's decision?

• 30 days

• 17 days

• 25 days

• 10 days

What age group of youngsters was noted to be involved in the weekend riots?

• 16-18 years

• 5-8 years

• 10-15 years

• 19-21 years

What are politicians trying to establish to address the concerns of loyalists?

• A forum for dialogue

• A protest march

• A police task force

• A new law