Vehicles torched amid tension over loyalist bonfires in Northern Ireland https://t.co/IS0pRYi8C1

— The Guardian (@guardian) July 11, 2018

Eleventh Night bonfires lit across Belfast pic.twitter.com/9Mv0lu1bTo

— UTV (@utv) July 11, 2018

28 years ago I started reporting on Belfast bonfires.

Another one today.

So much has changed. So much has stayed the same. pic.twitter.com/tbOWfH2l9f

— Mark Simpson (@BBCMarkSimpson) July 11, 2018

UVF 'orchestrating disorder' after bonfires removed https://t.co/2U5yCaCtI2 pic.twitter.com/ADA1SX0RY9

— The Irish News (@irish_news) July 11, 2018

Police stretched, Fire Service stretched, Army bomb disposal team stretched. In any other UK city, this would be a headline. But this is Belfast. We've endured worse so refuse to give up our hope of better. pic.twitter.com/6AmU4RZUBX

— David Blevins (@skydavidblevins) July 12, 2018

A rundown of the 11th night madness in Belfast. #11thNight #12thJuly #Belfast pic.twitter.com/6zavYe4Q1k

— Viral Belfast (@viralbelfast) July 11, 2018

Come on ffs…… attacking victims, threats based on religion…… burning the National flag of Ireland & electoral posters. This is not unionist culture. Absolutely pathetic. 😡 pic.twitter.com/dwBmvo18XP

— Doug Beattie (@BeattieDoug) July 11, 2018

The violence happening tonight, be it in the Bogside or East Belfast, is the dying whimper of a failed past with no place in our future. #enough

— Jake O'Kane (@JakeOKane) July 11, 2018

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"Northern Ireland does not have the resources to fulfil its energy demands in the event of a no-deal Brexit."
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— OliveClough (@CloughOlive) July 12, 2018

Northern Ireland would now vote even more strongly to stay in the EU. I’m spending much of next week in Belfast meeting the political parties, students, business & travelling the border pic.twitter.com/fABeegdTsU

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) July 12, 2018

Setting out vision for future ties, May presses Brexit plans https://t.co/p89XvKj3gC pic.twitter.com/GwssIwBGDF

— Reuters (@Reuters) July 12, 2018

‘The great irony of #Brexit is revealing that the United Kingdom already had the best model: EU membership, with a rule-maker’s influence and control’ ⁦@NewStatesman⁩ editorial https://t.co/OcHCH2BNU8

— Graham Simpson (@grahambsi) July 12, 2018

War-gaming the Brexit chaos: What the hell happens now? https://t.co/eFzGCo9nvw

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) July 12, 2018

Let's not forget that Chris Heaton-Harris (new Brexit Minister) wrote to universities asking for the names of those who teach courses on Brexit and the content of their lectures. It was like something out of a dystopian novel.

— Tom Brake (@thomasbrake) July 12, 2018

Brexit Shambles
World Cup Defeat
Drought
Poisonings
Thank goodness there isn't some kind of crazed demagogue flying into the the UK today. That would be the final straw.

— George Monbiot (@GeorgeMonbiot) July 12, 2018

Ex-Russia ambassador: Trump has done more damage to NATO in months than Russia has in decades https://t.co/rQDWLf5j7A pic.twitter.com/0YWODCoTqg

— The Hill (@thehill) July 12, 2018

John Kerry blasts Pres. Trump's NATO remarks: "President Trump makes public adversaries out of our friends, and turns our adversary, who has been attacking America’s democracy, into his fawned-over ally." https://t.co/mq0jebXyxr pic.twitter.com/vukTihOZNP

— ABC News (@ABC) July 12, 2018

#TRUMP DID NOT THREATEN TO PULL OUT OF NATO, DESPITE TOUGH WORDS ON DEFENCE SPENDING BY ALLIES – TWO #NATO SOURCES – RTRS

— Christophe Barraud🛢🐳 (@C_Barraud) July 12, 2018

"IMPOSSIBLE to overestimate just how DESPISED he is" —> CNBC London reports 50,000 protesters will greet Trump. https://t.co/gU44vbOARc

— The Hummingbird 🐦 (@SaysHummingbird) July 12, 2018

‘Trump protests are an obligation’: Here’s what British newspapers are saying about the US president’s visit https://t.co/oVWeRBUq5s

— CNBC (@CNBC) July 12, 2018

At NATO dinner last night, Trump bragged about Kim Jong Un summit and said he called golfer Jack Nicklaus to say, "They have 1,000 cameras at the Oscars and we had 6,000 cameras in Singapore. The buzz was fantastic,” an attendee tells WaPo.

— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) July 12, 2018

Right, I'm going on the anti-Trump demo. I had no intention to but his crazed attacks on the EU, NATO, and WTO have changed things. Plus his best UK pals are Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson and Piers Morgan. He dislikes everything I believe in and believes in everyone I dislike! 1/2

— Nick Clegg (@nickclegg) July 12, 2018