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Jamie Bryson due in court over Belfast union flag protests Jamie Bryson due in court over Belfast union flag protests
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Leading union flag protester Jamie Bryson is due in court later charged over the protests.Leading union flag protester Jamie Bryson is due in court later charged over the protests.
He faces two charges of encouraging or assisting offences, and four charges of taking part in an un-notified public procession.He faces two charges of encouraging or assisting offences, and four charges of taking part in an un-notified public procession.
Another man - a 48-year old - is also expected to appear before the courts on Saturday morning charged with similar flag protest offences. Another man, former BNP fundraiser Jim Dowson, is also due to appear before the courts on similar charges.
It follows the arrest on Friday of the former BNP fundraiser Jim Dowson. A third man prominent in the protests, County Armagh campaigner Willie Frazer, appeared in court on Friday.
Another key figure in the protests, County Armagh campaigner Willie Frazer, appeared in court on Friday.
He faces six charges linked to the flag protests in Belfast, and was refused bail.He faces six charges linked to the flag protests in Belfast, and was refused bail.
There have been protests since Belfast City Council voted on 3 December to limit the flying of the union flag from city hall.There have been protests since Belfast City Council voted on 3 December to limit the flying of the union flag from city hall.