A stabbing in Belfast on Monday night prompts an anti-immigration demonstration in the city, during which protesters set fire to a bus in east Belfast. Multiple outlets report that demonstrators gather in response to the attack and that tensions escalate as the protest continues. The Independent says a man is charged with attempted murder in relation to the stabbing. The Mirror similarly reports that protesters set fire to a bus and frames the demonstration around the stabbing and subsequent police action. Both accounts describe the protest as anti-immigration in nature and note the public disturbance involving the burning bus. No sources provided here include further details on the stabbing victim, the suspect’s identity beyond the charge, the number of injuries, or the scale of the protest beyond the incident in east Belfast. The information currently available indicates that the stabbing leads to both a criminal charge and later street disorder tied to the demonstration.