Belfast Telegraph - 2018-05-04

• SF poised for clear win in West Tyrone
• NI PATIENT RECALL SCANDAL
• ANDREW TRIMBLE: I KNEW IT WAS TIME TO QUIT WHEN MY KIDS STARTED CATCHING UP WITH ME
• Irish Cup Final bosses on how they balance football with family life
• The revamped ghost train has pulled into Barry’s Amusements ... how spooky is that?
• Belfast councillor Bunting castigated over ‘racist, sectarian and offensive’ tweet
• BOMBARDIER’S JOY PLANEMAKER’S NEW £1bn DEAL IS BOOST FOR NI WORKFORCE
• Sponsor in talks with Sale Sharks after club linked to move for ex-Ulster players
• Sinn Fein on course to retain seat following 55%turnout
• Man arrested over firearm incident at polling station
• SDLP reaction to member’s Kindle pathetic: Sinn Fein
• Call for widening of trust’s review to include complaints from before 2016
• Barrister reported medic to health watchdog in 2011
• ‘My husband has lost two years of his life after his Parkinson’s was missed’
• Neurologis­t apologised for misdiagnos­is
• Kiev trip nightmare for NI Liverpool fans
• Anthem will be played at final despite appeal from Cliftonvil­le
• Father furious over the ‘farcical ban’ preventing his ex-Navy son applying for Border Force jobs
• Lady Hermon fears Brexit will lead to a border poll
• Belleek weaves its magic with royal wedding souvenir to benefit charity
• Outrage after three dissident bomb alerts at homes of officers’ parents
• SF and DUP clash over Abbas speech
• Garda called in over images of gay sex act on Irish church altar
• USPCA team help rescue 27 illegal pups shipped on ferry to Scotland
• Jamie to keep Ulster brogue as he joins Merry Men
• Trust under fire after almost £4k is spent on patients’ video
• NI family hit with legal bill after judge dismisses €420k crash damages claim as a lie
• Markets office block will be invasion of residents’ privacy, High Court told
• Business group slams ‘over-zealous’ NI traffic attendants as 150,000 fines issued
• MP calls for clarity over time limit on legacy prosecutio­ns
• NI addict avoids jail for smuggling heroin after judge takes pity on her
• Orangemen gear up for charity cycle trek across five counties
• Brothers who died in US helicopter crash identified by DNA
• Bulger killers’ identities must be kept secret: toddler’s mum
• Why we need more male teachers who can act as role models for boys in our schools
• Dissidents’ actions only bringing misery
• Could Gerry Adams hold the answer to UVF claims about the Ballymurph­y Massacre?
• ‘It was important to show the human being behind the facade of the terrorist’
• Ryan’s star continues to rise
• THEATRE Poignant reflection on failure
• Bank holiday weekend a great time to party
• (Cert 12A, 140 mins)
• How To Talk To Girls At Parties is released in UK cinemas on May 11
• ‘I’d Do Anything was an amazing experience... and what’s meant for you won’t pass you by’
• Constructi­on firm reports doubling of its pre-tax profits to £11m for 2017
• Hotel group’s trading this year ‘ahead of expectatio­ns’
• Coleraine Cheddar owners celebratin­g sales boost
• Maghera joiners celebratin­g 30th year with £5m extension and the addition of 52 new jobs
• Tech firms behind record four months for office deals
• Comparison website firm makes move to new city centre base
• Apartments give Portrush £3m boost as Open looms
• Only real way to clear the guilty conscience of a woman over an abortion is through the Saviour
• Eleventh Night bonfire in Belfast prematurel­y goes up in smoke
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Steenson keen for Armagh to keep proving doubters wrong
• Lightning strike against brave Warriors
• It’s advantage Hawkins in race with Williams to reach World final
• Family fortunes as Josh aims to succeed brother Sam as premier Irish champion
• Legends pay tribute to one of Ulster’s finest ever players
• Exciting trio ready to headline quality entry list at Tandragee 100
• Old nemesis Costa pounces to deny Wenger a fairytale finish at Arsenal
• ‘My dad Dessie has been by my side through the highs and lows. When he had a heart attack it was a big scare and I feared the worst’
• McEneff is confident the Candystrip­es can stretch unbeaten run
• Lomas is leading the race for Glens job after interview stage
• McConaghie hoping Cup glory will be the icing on his cake
• Old boss Rodgers still proving real source of
• Inspiratio­n: Donnelly
• League challenge has given us huge belief, says Harkin
• Jensen hails Crues as he makes exit
• Wenger woe as Euro hopes are shattered

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