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'People have a right to be angry but no right to burn families out of their homes': Politicians appeal for calm after night of violence follows Belfast knife attack
Politicians have called for calm following a night of violence in Belfast after a knife attack. They emphasized that while people have a right to anger, burning families out of their homes is unacceptable.
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