Belfast Telegraph - 2017-09-30

• Who’s a pretty clever boy then? Meet Kelo the singing African grey parrot whose Northern Ireland football chants have proved a hit on Facebook
• PSNI chief under fire for going to DUP dinner
• ARGENTO TRIBUNAL SACKED WORKER HAD TAKEN SIMILAR CASE IN A PREVIOUS JOB
• ORANGEMAN JAILED A YEAR IN PRISON FOR MOTORIST WHO DROVE OVER TEEN AT PARADE
• PRISON BOSS DIES TRIBUTES ARE PAID FOLLOWING DEATH OF MAGHABERRY GOVERNOR AGED 55
• Now Brazil targets Bombardier in trade war, as firm wins £1.3bn deal
• Ruth feels the strain as Strictly eliminator looms
• NI must not be bargaining chip in Brexit talks, warns Dodds over EU border plan
• Stalwart Jones is favourite for post of Greens’ deputy leader
• I don’t share optimism on talks deal: Donaldson
• Southern parties have an ‘electoral fear’ of SF: Adams
• Ukip elects low-profile candidate as new leader
• Is there trouble ahead for Mary-Lou McDonald?
• People more optimistic about improving cross-community relations in NI, report states
• Kingsmill inquest told new witness could reveal if Nairac was at scene
• Man who punched baby in face avoids jail
• Man fails to stop work on goldmine in Co Tyrone
• ‘Threat’ could stop soldier travelling to Derry inquest
• £5m cost of UDA feud revealed as third man charged with murder
• He’s been attacked by an axe-wielding thief and almost killed in a horrific road accident ... the NI filmmaker whose own story is like something from the movies
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Move against Official IRA duo over Bloody Sunday a needless distractio­n: brother of victim
• Farmer in £60,000 cheques fraud avoids prison
• Dad and son lucky to be alive after petrol bombing
• You can donate and help give little Cameron a chance of survival at www.justgiving.com/crowdfundi­ng/ cure4cam
• NI boy suffering from rare brain tumour flown to Mexico to have new treatment
• James will be with me in spirit, says Omagh bomb victim’s mum in poignant journey to NI to unveil memorial
• Judge rails at drugs scourge as he sends hijack duo to prison
• First same-sex wedding in a UK church exposes rift within Anglicanis­m
• New council handout for Mac as city arts venue requests £40k
• First lady hits back at ‘unfortunat­e’ rejection of her gift of school books
• ... and why Taoiseach launched that vitriolic attack
• Getting another womantohav­eyour longed-for baby ...
• The great debate of who shot JFK to open again
• Eddie McIlwaine
• Alf McCreary
• Why Labour believes that NI can have its cake and eat it when it comes to Brexit and the border
• Improvemen­ts in community relations welcome news, but it’s up to each of us to play our part in peace-building
• ‘I’m fascinated by the way people still talk about Munich and appeasemen­t today’
• Can modern rail travel ever truly recapture its glorious past?
• Moving tale exploring dynamic between a runaway dad and daughter tracing his past
• Thought-provoking read on the dilemmas facing a family caught in sex crime storm
• Jesus Christ should not be thrown away like a discarded brick
• Boss Keefe delighted to see Giants stars develop mean streak
• Fontenoys pair can plot semi-final route
• Cunningham setting sights on place in final
• Rory still searching for spark that could fire him into frame
• McDermott is convinced Klopp will lead Pool to trophy glory
• Hamilton laments his struggles as rival Vettel fires out an early warning
• Guardiola is standing up for injured Aguero after taxi crash
• Gers fight back to ease heat on Caixinha
• Rodgers has brought a touch of class to Scottish game: Lennon
• McElroy rediscover­s shooting boots to shock Lurgan Blues
• The future is bright for Carrick: Surgenor
• Farmer ready to reap rewards after stunning campaign
• Graham demanding a backlash from his Braidmen
• Armstrong will keep a cool head as Malone aim to retain place at the summit
• Last year’s slump will spur Ulster on: Reidy
• Discipline a real concern as lacklustre Leinster get out of jail
• Connacht show promise but their woe continues
• GAUNTLET THROWN DOWN: P52

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