Belfast stabbing victim improving, DUP leader says
L'essentiel
- The victim of a stabbing attack in Belfast is "improving" and may be woken from a coma within 48 hours, according to DUP leader Gavin Robinson.
- The attack preceded nights of disorder in Northern Ireland, resulting in injured police officers and arrests.
- Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn met with political parties to discuss the fallout.
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A stabbing attack on Stephen Ogilvie preceded two nights of disorder in Northern Ireland, during which 12 police officers were injured and 16 arrests were made. Cars and homes were set on fire, and a nurse was intimidated.
The condition of the Belfast stabbing victim is “improving” and he could be awoken from a coma within the next 48 hours, pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader Gavin Robinson said on Thursday.
Stephen Ogilvie lost his left eye and suffered deep cuts to his head, face and back in a stabbing attack on Monday night which preceded two nights of disorder in Northern Ireland.
Twelve police officers were injured, 16 arrests were made and two people were charged following Wednesday night’s unrest.
Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn met political parties at Stormont, the parliament in Northern Ireland, to discuss the fallout after violent scenes in which cars and homes were set on fire and a nurse was intimidated while on her way to work at Ulster Hospital.
Robinson, the member of parliament for Belfast East, said he met the parents of Ogilvie on Thursday afternoon and that the family were “broken” after what had happened to their son.
“They have spoken very powerfully, in my view, that their desire is that what happened to their son on Monday evening is not used as an excuse for intimidation or division within our society,” Robinson said at Stormont.
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Perspective IA — des possibilités, pas des certitudes
Stephen Ogilvie could be awoken from his coma.
Probable
Questions ouvertes
- What are the motives behind the stabbing attack?
- Who is responsible for the subsequent disorder?
- What specific actions will be taken to address the intimidation and division mentioned by the victim's family?
- What is the current condition of the injured police officers?
