Police in Portadown have used water cannon to tackle rioters who were attacking them. Officers were targeted with petrol bombs, fireworks, masonry, bricks and bottles.

Water cannon used against Northern Ireland rioters Watch: Police in Portadown targeted by rioters Author, Chris Page Role, BBC News Ireland Correspondent Author, Catherine Doyle & Claire Graham ...

Police used water cannon to disperse protesters engaged in serious disorder for a second night in Ballymena, as petrol bombs and masonry were thrown at officers.

For the third night in a row, riots rocked the town of Ballymena in Northern Ireland, with protesters throwing petrol bombs and fireworks.

One Chinese vessel came within 16 yards of the Philippine ship BRP Datu Taradapit, about 18 miles southwest of Scarborough ...

This video shows China's coast guard deploying its water cannon as it seeks to obstruct a Philippine fisheries bureau mission ...

This is the dramatic moment the China Coast Guard (CCG) fired a water cannon at a Filipino ship in the South China Sea.

Police used water cannon and plastic baton rounds in an attempt to disperse a crowd of several hundred people in the town 25 miles (40 km) north of Belfast. The Police Service of Northern Ireland ...

They were supported in court by a Romanian interpreter. Several houses were set on fire on the first night of disorder on Monday. The Police Service of Northern Ireland said 15 officers were injured.

New technology in the Banning Pass is giving firefighters an advantage to fight wildfires in our region. The first of seven ...