NATIONALISTS CARRY THEIR CHILDREN TO SCHOOL WITH RUC POLICE PROTECTION DURING LOYALIST PIPE BOMB ATTACK, 2001-09-05...

A child is aided by a parent to take cover after Loyalists exploded a bomb as they made their way up the Ardoyne Road to Holy Cross Primary School in North Belfast, September 5, 2001. A home-made bomb thrown by pro-British Loyalists exploded on Wednesday near police guarding Roman Catholic schoolgirls in Northern Ireland, injuring one policeman, witnesses said. Shrieking girls cowered beside their mothers as the bomb exploded shortly after 9 a.m. (0800 GMT), terrifying parents and schoolgirls walking through a huge security cordon to get to a school where rioting Protestants have taunted them for three days. One policeman sustained a serious leg injury from the blast, a police spokesman said. REUTERS/Paul McErlane PM