Belfast Telegraph - 2017-10-25

• PSNI hunt killer drugs after teen’s death
• Six weeks ago NI surfer Billy McMenamin nearly died after breaking his neck in Australia... now he and partner Hayley are cradling their first baby
• WHY I TURNED TO CRIME: CO DOWN AUTHOR CLAIRE McGOWAN ON BECOMING A THRILLER WRITER
• The train-loving clerics helping Whitehead rail museum get up a head of steam
• DRUNKEN NURSE’S JOB AND WEDDING AT RISK
• MAN CHARGED WITH ANNE O’NEILL MURDER
• TYRONE MUM KILLED BY RARE SKIN DISEASE
• Catholic woman ‘singled out for sectarian taunt’ at work is awarded £20k
• I’m still learning, insists NI principal crowned UK head teacher of the year
• Royal role for Newry actress in ancient Rome TV drama
• Ireland should leave EU with UK, suggests Paisley as Varadkar cements French links
• Dublin’s in denial but the answer is staring it in face
• SDLP claims Sinn Fein risks returning power to the Tories
• NI’s expanding waistlines... 27% of adults are obese and another third are overweight
• Man convicted of killing collie and feeding it to his dog
• Hospital to install panic alarms over staff safety fears
• Rail passenger claims harassment in dispute about trapped pigeon
• Rea denies conspiracy to murder and membership of Red Hand Commando
• Monster muffins
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Last chapter in Gallaher’s story as factory machines fall silent
• Rangers fan admits threat to shoot Neil Lennon
• Two in court accused of teen runner’s crash death
• Woman accused of assaulting son’s killer fails to halt case
• QUB boffin on prize list for his system to communicat­e during storm
• Ruth was frozen with fear ahead of first Strictly dance, reveals partner
• Tributes paid to leader of ’74 loyalist strike
• More time to quiz murder suspect
• Murder bid accused ‘didn’t plan to hurt neighbour with bow and arrow’
• Blue plaque honours Newry father and son
• Lunchtime concert feeds appetite for excellence
• This page has been specially designed and written for thousands of pupils from across Northern Ireland who are doing the Belfast Telegraph cross-curricular project on Titanic. Today concludes a six-week period in which we have focused on the iconic ship
• Reformatio­n was largely a failure in Ireland
• Ex-Weinstein worker tells of ‘sex attack in apartment’
• Sinn Fein says it is committed to truth and justice, so why doesn’t it hand over Paul Quinn’s killers?
• End shameful attacks on our health workers
• ‘I’d choose an organic beef roast for my final meal’
• What’s happening at NOIReland Crime Fiction Festival this weekend
• Earring trend to get you in fashion swing
• It’s time the writing on the wall spelled the end of the vile terror gangs which still plague our communitie­s across NI
• No solution in sight to thorny issue of post-Brexit border: legal expert
• New report highlights vulnerabil­ities after leaving EU
• A chance to project confidence during uncertain times
• Firms call for clarity over Brexit transition
• Air passengers set to almost double to 7.8 billion by 2036
• Ryanair tells pilots to take most of leave in early ‘18
• Caterpilla­r shares climb after sales rise amid US constructi­on fightback
• Kainos set to open Danish office to meet freshdeman­d
• Sinn Fein may have scored an own goal in call for a deal to be in line with Belfast Agreement
• Tao is each‘ throwing weight around’ over Irish Brexit border issues: Ian Paisley
• People will pick when to be British or Irish
• McGuinness eyeing NW return despite his horrific injuries
• Sullivan ready for difficult All-Ireland mission
• Wilson and Brown to the fore in classy Irish triumph
• Ulster must stop biggest stars being lured away, warns Best
• Bingham handed long ban after breaking betting laws
• Giants face more woe with suspension threat hanging over Goulakos
• Balbirnie is let down as Ireland Wolves lose series with a whimper
• Internatio­nal Rules series is a novelty that has run its course
• Boyata can’t wait for Cup final but he won’t take eyes off ball
• Gers blast decision to single out Alves and call for system overhaul
• Stute’s traumatic season has a silver lining as Bannsiders are sunk
• Rangersboo­klast-fourspotbu­titcomesat­acost
• Glenavon stand tall as the Swifts and Warrenpoin­t are dumped out
• We CAn only hit next level with A mAjor trophy: PoCh
• Everyone at Chelsea is right behind Conte, maintains Courtois
• Kane’s price tag is much too high for Real, admits president Perez
• Steady Eddie grabs his chance to rescue Gunners
• Unsworth targets full-time Everton job and new Barkley deal
• Appleton unsure if victory against Leeds will be his Foxes swansong
• Mourinho impressed by fringe stars
• Bravo gets it spot on as City are pushed to limit by brave Wolves
• BEST’S ULSTER WARNING: P46-47

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