Belfast Telegraph - 2017-02-21

• Exposed: Alliance plot to ‘hijack’ BBC Talkback
• NI SINGER DONNA TAGGART... HOW SHE CHANNELLED THE GRIEF OVER LOSING HER BABY INTO A HUGE US HIT
• OUR SON FELL ASLEEP AND NEVER WOKE UP FAMILIES ON THEIR MENINGITIS TRAUMAS
• SCRAMBLER CRASH TRIBUTES FLOW FOR MAN KILLED AFTER DIRT BIKES COLLIDED
• £70m BILL FOR RHI EXTENSION COST OF SCHEME’S EXTRA TWO WEEKS REVEALED
• Foster refuses questions at DUP manifesto launch, blaming ‘man-flu’
• Eilis O’Hanlon: Alliance’s plaster saints left wriggling on the hook,
• Paper wins libel appeal over story that referred to hotelier as ‘Scrooge’
• We’re so happy our film is hitting people’s hearts ...teen stars of anti-drugs video overwhelme­d as they become a worldwide hit
• Rory accused of ‘error of judgment’ after his day with Trump on Florida golf course
• I’d never give a transfer to nationalis­ts: UUP veteran
• Cabbies hit out over U-turn on meter plan
• NI man’s darts trip to Scotland ‘ended in drunken rampage’
• Protests won’t halt Trump visit to Britain, insists Government
• NI house price drop ‘could be caused by Brexit uncertaint­y’
• 1973 shooting suspect had pledged to clear ‘taigs’ from Shankill area, inquest told
• Rail tragedy victim was ‘a gentleman who will be dearly missed by friends’
• Conviction­s upheld for brothers in murder bid
• Building £160m road in Heaney’s land ‘like wrecking work of art’
• OAP on abuse charges will return to England
• Minister condemns humanist book given to NI schoolchil­dren
• IRA agent murder claim evidence to be heard behind closed doors
• Man jailed for superimpos­ing faces on to sex images in ‘vile’ campaign
• Killer Brady loses legal bid to choose his own lawyer
• Thousands at risk of starvation in South Sudan as famine is declared
• Samuel Poyntz, a Bishop of courage and vigour
• ‘The medics didn’t knowifIwas­going to pull through’

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