Unrest continues in Northern Ireland after a stabbing in Belfast sparks two nights of disorder. Multiple outlets report that riot police use water cannons against protesters in and around Belfast during the second night of clashes. During the disorder, some protesters set small fires and throw objects at officers, including bricks, bottles and other items, with some accounts also mentioning petrol bombs. BBC and other reports describe sustained attacks on police at or near a major roundabout north-west of Belfast, while the Belfast Telegraph and Evening Standard also note disturbances beyond central Belfast, including in areas such as Londonderry, though with less intensity than the previous night. The violence is tied in reports to the original stabbing incident, and NPR additionally characterizes the unrest as including anti-immigrant violence. Other descriptions focus on the immediate street confrontations, including damage to pavement and objects taken or broken from surroundings to throw at police. Authorities have not been described in the provided summaries as giving a final assessment of injuries or arrests.