Belfast Telegraph - 2017-10-30

• Man (100) tells of terror at hands of robbers
• In his first interview since surviving a dissident car bomb, Peadar Heffron on GAA pals who shunned him when he joined the PSNI, feeling bitter and what he makes of ‘peace’ in NI now
• M LA WILLIAM HUMPHREY: THE DAY A HIT-AND-RUN DRUNK DRIVER LEFT MY MUM FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE
• TIME RUNNING OUT FOR NI ASSEMBLY
• CHERISHED MEMORIES JESSICA DORNAN ON FINDING A NOVEL WAY OF HELPING PEOPLE COPE WITH LOSS
• Officer among a number of policemen targeted
• We cannot allow the political clocks here to go back any further
• Brown ‘not ideal fit’ for PM role
• Seamless border after Brexit not achievable: ex-TD
• Donaldson blasts ‘fake news’ DUP £1bn report
• Police quiz suspect after man’s throat slashed in brutal attack outside pub
• FAMILy PRAy for assauLted man In coma
• Show goes on for Ruth as Rimmer gets Strictly boot
• Christmas comes early for festive fan Paul
• Storm-tossed hedgehog on mend after getting tangled up in trouble
• Tory MP proposes legislatio­n to stop prosecutio­n of Troubles-era soldiers
• Murder suspect’s £100 fine for bail breach slammed
• IntrepidSa­m settoreliv­e hisyouthby skydivingi­n memory of beloved wife
• At 75 and with seven degrees... why Norman can’t put the books down
• Newry sport analytics firm hits target with cream of Europe’s football clubs
• Big increase in salaries for in-demand jobs
• Wholesale prices drop for gas and electricit­y
• Call for end to vandalism as residents protest over arson attack at cemetery
• In his own words: how evil Black lured young victims
• One quizzed over shooting of man (30) in Co Antrim
• PMorderspr­obe ofminister‘who sentsecret­ary to buy sex toys’
• Actress Foy plays down touching of her leg by Sandler
• 300,000 rally in Barcelona to protest at Catalonia’s secessioni­sts
• Auschwitz survivor and war hero Ron still selling his poppies at 100
• Why deciding to obtain a second passport doesn’t have to mean a change in your national identity
• People like Peadar Heffron deserve a new, much better NI
• HOMAGE TO CATALONIA
• Revival Facial just the tonic for tired skin
• How to understand what’s going on in a child’s mind
• Time to kiss and make-up with cool and classic lipstick shades
• Days of the femme fatale may be largely gone, but culture of the casting couch still lives on
• Civil servants driving us all to distractio­n with their constant usage of official cars is hardly a new thing
• DUP’s Donaldson appears to welcome possible papal visit to NI
• Existing NI laws value the right to life for all
• Elementary as Sherlock lands £1,200 prize
• Dovizioso win takes Marquez glory bid to wire
• Eye injury stalls Taylor’s plans for first title defence
• Rose victory in Shanghai drops McIlroy to ninth
• Sister act as Olivia moves out of Katie’s shadow
• Star’s main men go missing as the Quinn twins show their class in painful defeat
• Cavan Gaels’ attack proves far too sharp as Lamh Dhearg are crushed
• Bradley a step closer to inspiring treble glory for Newbridge
• Hot Tattyreagh signal intent by marching into the semi-finals
• Slaughtnei­l have taken over mantle from Cross, says Crozier
• McBrearty leads charge as scintillat­ing Kilcar put Scotstown to sword
• Bannsiders put wind
• Boys are focused on getting back into our groove, says Stewart
• We’re well placed to end the leaders’
• Sky Blues supremo Jeffrey reads riot act on set-piece horror show
• Preud’homme is waiting for Gers to make an offer
• We’re a different team at Celtic Park, says Griffiths as Bayern loom
• An unbeaten season is a tall order: De Bruyne
• Angry blast from Klopp hit Pool stars hard, says Matip
• Hart furious as Hammers let their lead slip
• Saints lack clinical edge: Pellegrino
• Wimmer: Stoke needed a return to winning ways
• Unhappy Mourinho calls on United fans to back Lukaku
• Puel cries foul while Barton puts boot in
• How they finished
• Campbell’s brace sees leaders Malone claim fifth straight win
• Ulster made too many errors and have nowhere to hide, blasts Kiss
• Cullen is delighted with victory as clinical Leinster prevail
• Best’s dismay over blundering Ulster’s worst loss since 2012
• Hughes and Ward to boost NI’s World bid

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