The funerals of two victims of the violence take place in Belfast.

The first funeral is that of Catholic Patrick Rooney, a nine-year-old shot in disturbances. 

The report shows a white coffin being carried from the Rooney family home through the streets followed by prayers in Irish at the graveside.

The second funeral is that of a 26-year-old Protestant, Herbert Roy, who was also shot in street disturbances. The funeral procession shows his coffin draped in the Union Jack flag in the back of a hearse being driven through the streets of Belfast, followed by an orderly procession of mourners.