Belfast Telegraph - 2017-12-19

• Lotto millionair­e ‘almost drove me to suicide’
• They fought in vain for their lives... inquest into father’s murder of Cavan family hears harrowing testimony about how all but the youngest child battled to survive stabbing rampage
• OUR MUM DIED FROM SAME ILLNESS AS KEITH CHEGWIN... AN NI FAMILY TELLS OF SUPPORT GROUP PLAN
• ‘CHRISTMAS IS JUST ANOTHER PAINFUL DAY’
• Six decades of memories as our Eddie signs off from Ulster Log
• PUBLIC SERVICE CUTS INEVITABLE TOP CIVIL SERVANT SAYS TOUGH CHOICES LIE AHEAD
• HOUSE PRICES BOOST BELFAST IN UK’S TOP 15 FOR GROWTH AS VALUES RISE BY 4.5%
• At least six dead after train on new high-speed line falls on US highway
• Hope at last ... donkeys left to suffer in barren area of Belfast find sanctuary
• Tree hunters left pining as Ikea’s offer sees sales surge
• Ulster rugby legend Best is given Freedom of Borough
• Judge demands documents in care home assault appeal
• ‘I felt that he had done something terrible’, victim’s mum tells inquest
• Garda tells of scene of horror in family home
• Second Brexit referendum would be betraying British people: May
• Republic’s Coveney told: show more respect for status of NI
• Victims of institutio­nal abuse want compensati­on process speeded up
• NI has highest rate of suicide in the UK ...but mental health funds are 25% lower
• Jailed wheelie bin murderer fails in bid to get conviction overturned
• Jenny Bristow’s Spiced Beef Casserole
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Moving tribute as gentleman of football Paul is laid to rest
• Two killed as early morning blaze engulfs Scottish hotel
• BritainFir­stduo facing NI courts on hate charges are suspended from Twitter
• Drunk care worker had ‘no memory’ of assault on resident
• Paedophile hunters hail conviction of RTE man
• NI hymn-writing couple in fine voice for US Vice-President
• RVHdrugthe­ftpairjail­edforbreac­hoftrust
• NI astronomer­s observe huge space rock passing sun
• Paedophile who said his sexual interest in children was ‘7 out of 10’ is denied bail
• Murder-suicide ‘followed anonymous letter of affair’
• New leader of South Africa’s ruling party had a role in NI peace process
• Keith Chegwin helped atone for the sins of the Seventies ... and so redeemed all our childhoods
• Financial prediction­s make grim reading
• Tory rebels should face deselectio­n for their treachery over Europe
• ASK THE expert
• How to spot six tell-tale signs of the possible onset of dementia
• A chronic and painful affliction
• ‘At 41, my body is in best condition it has ever been’
• Update laws to mirror rest of UK without vote
• Where else would people thank you for taking their money?
• UK can’t possibly regain control of its destiny if there is going to be a gaping hole in its borders
• Ensure donation goes to registered charity
• Kane remains a crucial component as Bentley expand their horizons
• Thanks for the votes but sorry about the phone bill, says Rea
• Red-hot Stirling could clinch a lucrative IPL deal
• We gave it our all but lack of consistenc­y was the issue: Root
• Armagh are aiming to win maiden Senior Cup for retired Birch
• Strabane coach McDonnell full of pride despite loss to Carrick
• Chief Leonard excited by SuperCupNI expansion
• End of Celtic’s remarkable run wasn’t down to fatigue: Brown
• How Pep’s self-doubt has rejuvenate­d City
• United have no margin for error, says Lingard
• Puel hoping to banish demons of last year’s Cup final controvers­y
• I’ve set the bar for world bid, says Gurney
• Once mighty Ports in fight for survival against crippling debt
• Everton will keep feet on ground: Sam
• O’Connor relishing Ulster’s inter-pro battles
• Why England cannot expect Bayliss to lift them on the back of their Ashes defeat
• DOWN BOSS BURNS HAS GREAT EXPECTATIO­NS FOR 2018 AFTER ADDING ADAMS TO HIS COACHING TEAM...

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