Belfast Telegraph - 2017-12-20

• MLAs to face a pay cut after 11 months in limbo
• Talented NI pianist who recorded a touching tribute to his late mum is fined in court for being drunk and disorderly on a flight from Belfast
• Hoping for a hit: meet the writer of new TV sitcom Derry Girls
• GLORIA SLAMS THE PC BRIGADE CALL TO BAN DADS BATHING BABY GIRLS ANGERS STAR
• WILL QUEEN AND POPE VISIT NI TOGETHER? SPECULATIO­N GROWS OVER A JOINT VISIT
• MURDERED CAVAN FAMILY KILLER DAD FEARED HIS MARRIAGE WAS ABOUT TO END
• Bombardier workers in anxious wait for verdict over US import tariffs
• Attempted murder charge after man stabbed in the neck
• Loved ones remembered at hospice lights celebratio­n
• Long-awaited trip north of the border would square the circle
• Man charged with assault and threat to kill woman
• Audit on Belfast’s rough sleepers finds that just two have no place to call home
• Basic calculatio­n on scheme’s cost ‘missed’
• Labour slams ‘cover-up’ of pro-Brexit cash for DUP
• £440k compensati­on paid out to motorists for pothole damage
• No answers as to why Alan Hawe acted with such depravity
• Parents of murder-suicide perpetrato­r tell of their pain
• Winter Wonderland rink left my kids’ clothes in ruins, claims furious father
• £1,000 hunt for missing cat at ‘standstill’
• Owner fears beloved collie has been stolen for bloodsport
• Tarte tatin
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Coroner’s plea after woman (25) grieving for partner took own life
• Road victim’s dad tells of anger after rise in winter drink-driving arrests
• NI’s Muldoon adds Queen’s Gold Medal to poetry awards
• Dad of Celtic superfan Jay slams ‘shameful’ online taunts at son
• Judge: I’ll not accept any more delays over Omagh bombing case
• Portrush to be next disabled-friendly beach
• Bid to send ‘Hooded Men’ case straight to the Supreme Court
• TUV fined £1,850 for electoral rule breaches
• A festive delight, but lacking in Christmas atmosphere
• Four men arrested as police raids ‘foil UK Christmas terror plot’
• Dail committee proposals for the ‘reform’ of law on abortion would cause Herod to blanch
• Few will feel sorry if MLAs suffer pay cut
• Why pan-nationalis­t front letter is needlessly alarmist and provocativ­e ... striking back against a ‘threat’ that doesn’t exist
• ‘I was cross when I found out my twins had limited sight ... getting their eyes tested was a real fight’
• Lucy’s recipe for success after reality TV
• ‘The transplant family here work tirelessly to promote it’
• Tuna ambul thiyal
• Forget the winter blunderlan­ds, the real spirit of Christmas can be found in the simple generosity of people like Ruby
• Gotu kola salad
• McAleer and Rushe to build £30m Glasgow four-star hotel for Dalata
• Our team of economists on their Christmas wishes for NI economy
• Republic to clear IMF bailout debt with early payment
• UK pensions watchdog ready to block Toys R Us rescue plan
• Applegreen puts brakes on major Yorkshire site
• Head of Stock Exchange to stay in post following vote
• Over-reliance on fossil fuels cannot continue
• Denying vote to 16 and 17-year-olds is putting future of younger generation in hands of past
• Sit-out donations are vital in helping to chase the darkness away
• Gatlin agent claims he lied about importing drugs
• Emily’s setting her sights on an unusual Shield final double
• Cave delight that wait for 200th game finally over
• O’Driscoll blast asTuilagi faces ban over tackle
• Connacht fired up for derby clash but JP ruled out
• Leinster reveal Sexton failed head injury test after Exeter clash
• Ports will pull together to get through tough times: Connolly
• Conte backs youth policy to come up trumps in silverware bid
• Barcelona are reported to Fifa over approach for Griezmann
• Welbeck has killer touch to seal semi for Gunners
• Celts won’t be hitting panic button in transfer market: Davies
• Blow for Gers as injury rules Miller out of Old Firm clash
• Delighted Pep hails his young guns as they show true grit
• CAVE JOINS 200 CLUB: Page 50

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