Belfast Telegraph - 2017-10-23

• Understaff­ed gardai ‘can’t police border’
• I heard her screaming ‘help me, help me’... horrified neighbour tells of 7am attack that left a former Belfast nurse dead
• MLA ROY BEGGS JR ON DEATH THREATS, DISAGREEIN­G WITH HIS MP DAD, AND ANGRY COWS
• WHAT WE MISS ABOUT HOME, BY NI WRITERS LIVING IN LONDON
• SWANN BIDS TO ‘RE-ENERGISE AND REBUILD’ THE UUP
• £800k LEGACY OF A CANCER PIONEER QUB COLLEAGUE’S TRIBUTE TO PATRICK JOHNSTON
• Brexit ‘could stretch gardai on border to breaking point’
• I knew Mountbatte­n’s life was in danger: soldier
• It was scary when I was rushed to hospital, says champ Burnett
• Club hunts yobs who abused former NI star’s family
• Shocked neighbours struggle to come to terms with horror on their quiet street
• Good Samaritan battling for his lifeaftert­ryingtobre­akupfight
• Leo rapped for claiming most NI people will wish to be Irish after Brexit
• Tipped for the top, rookie councillor (19) who could be next Lord Mayor of Belfast
• Careful what you wish for, SF told over border poll
• DUP, SF must come clean over talks, says Eastwood
• Councillor­s attack SF’s push for Irish Language Act
• Drink and drug binge student who knifed boyfriend could be allowed back to Oxford
• A breakthrou­gh would be the greatest tribute of all
• Starsky and Hutchcarup­for grabsinuni­que Belfast auction
• ‘I’ve no forgivenes­s for Patsy’s killers... my working with ex-paramilita­ries is all to do with peace’
• Comedian Conley laughs off his Strictly departure
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Racists ‘ruining east Belfast’s image’ as three vehicles torched in latest attacks
• Itfeltsafe­rinBrazilt­hanitdoesh­ere, says owner of raided Mexican eatery
• NI property developer is revealed as buyer of Ballynafei­gh police station
• Constructi­on sector grows but firms fear staff shortage
• Secret JFK assassinat­ion files to be made public after Trump says he won’t prevent release
• Teaching ‘Oscar’ for Belfast college head Maire, a true hero of classroom
• Sellafield alert sparks renewed calls for its closure
• Anger over lack of action to tackle flooding outside home
• Social media firms to be fined for contempt over prejudicia­l posts as Republic gets tough
• County’s tribute to Donegal GAA stalwart Pat Shovelin
• NI rally champion whose innovation­s helped speed sport into the modern era
• This article is from a series of contributi­ons which can be viewed at www.reimaginin­gfaith.com
• Dail comments were vintage Gerry Adams, showing how out of touch SF leader really is
• Why we all need to have a conversati­on about Mr Harvey Weinstein ...
• The pros and cons of elderly looking after grandchild­ren
• The fascinatin­g story of the Belfast nurse who became a nanny to Russia’s tragic last royal family
• Our politician­s need to put the people first
• Murder of Maltese journalist shows why we must honour this very special breed of men and women
• ‘I’m delighted Caitriona Ruane has gone,’ says Jim Allister
• CROSSWORD
• Seb in last gasp strike for Giants
• Marina at the double in Gold bid at Drumbo
• O’Neill refusing to dwell on cup exit at hands of Templeogue
• Milliken’sheroicspr­eserveGarv­ey’sperfectst­art
• Delighted Hamilton closes in on a fourth World crown
• Boyd takes long awaited Le Mans prototype series victory in Portugal
• Champion Rea finally conquers Jerez to land title for team
• Nice one Sun as Irwin equals dad’s trophy record
• Slaughtnei­l cap another glorious day with second title in row
• We can get even better, insists boss McShane
• Inspiratio­nal Hannon helps McKinley’s girls stay on Ulster throne
• Mitchell hits double figures with Lurgan Blues in cruise control
• Caddell dismisses talk of title decider with Blues
• Harpur rues Swifts misfortune as Glentoran take three points
• Dykes believes long overdue success can give Mallards lift off
• Gers boss shoulders blame for surrender
• Brown praises substitute­s after tired Hoops hold off Hibs
• Stones says competitio­n for places is helping City
• Herrera incurs Jose’s wrath with post-match admissions
• Cesar hails fightbaCk as the Catalyst to boost Blues season
• Kane leads charge
• Kop boss says Lovren was no worse
• Koeman defiant after Gunners send Toffees into relegation zone
• Than others, despite early hooking
• Ryan is biggest fight attraction in the bantam division, insists promoter Hearn
• Eastwood says Belfast boy can rule with skill and belief
• Stunning weekend of rugby shows Champions Cup still shines bright
• Captain has case for the defence as Ballymoney make last four
• Gilroy try not enough as Pirates plunder ‘A’ team
• Confident Keatley is flourishin­g again
• We need to learn lessons from defeat, says Peel
• Hughes spearheads Wasps triumph

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