Inside Belfast’s tinderbox where migrants ask ‘which way to free money bank?’ as grafters get NOTHING

SCHOOL caretaker David Morrow grimaces as he recalls summers of old, blighted by violence during the Troubles. Murders were more common than sunny days and army tanks outnumbered ice-cream vans. Now, with July coming, he fears Belfast is on the brink of another three months of bloodshed. Yesterday, his staunchly Loyalist neighbourhood in the city...