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Loyalist protesters on Saturday
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Eleven arrested for blocking roads in Northern Ireland protests
The eleven have all been arrested on charges of obstructing roads as part of an ongoing protest over the flying of the Union flag.
ELEVEN PEOPLE, INCLUDING two women, been arrested in Northern Ireland tonight after road blockages and protests.
Three men were arrested on charges of disorderly behaviour and obstructing a highway after a protest in the Waterside area of Derry.
Meanwhile six other men and two women were arrested also on the charge of obstructing a highway following a protest on a dual carriageway in east Belfast.
The so-called Operation Standstill is the latest element to the loyalist protests which have been ongoing since 2 December over the flying of the Union flag in Northern Ireland.
A large number of roads were closed and diversions were in place as the roads were occupied by protesters.
Read: Arrests following Derry flag protest >
