Firefighters are tackling a large fire at the Clearway metal recycling business in Belfast's Titanic Quarter. Nine appliances and 60 firefighters are on scene, using a high volume pump to extinguish flames and smoke from approximately 50m x 50m of scrap metal. Police advise avoiding the area and keeping windows shut; no injuries have been reported.
Belfast news includes a man stabbed in both legs, thousands participating in the March for Jesus, a theatre production featuring adults with additional needs, and jury viewing of Noah Donohoe's body discovery footage.
A 66-year-old man has been arrested by detectives investigating a bomb explosion at Dunmurry Police Station on the outskirts of Belfast. The attack on Saturday night involved a hijacked car fitted with a gas cylinder device that detonated while police were directing residents to safety. The New IRA has claimed responsibility, describing it as an attempt to kill police officers. Police are treating the incident as attempted murder and have launched a high-visibility operation with increased checkpoints and patrols.
