Violent anti-immigrant protests erupted in Belfast, Northern Ireland, following a knife attack by a Sudanese man. Demonstrators set vehicles and buildings alight, leading to arrests and widespread unrest in the city.

Police in Belfast deployed water cannons for a second night to disperse anti-immigration protesters who engaged in violent clashes, throwing bricks and bottles. The unrest followed a stabbing incident and saw vehicles set on fire, with authorities condemning the 'thuggery'.

Belfast experienced a second night of anti-immigration riots, with cars set ablaze and property damaged, following an incident where a Sudanese man allegedly attempted to decapitate a passerby. The victim's family has appealed for calm amidst the escalating violence, which has drawn condemnation from UK Prime Minister Starmer.