Belfast Telegraph - 2018-05-24

• Corbyn in snub to IRA victims’ families
• It feels like I’ve lost him twice, says father of NI man killed in Thailand who was given up for adoption and then traced 29 years later
• STITCHED WITH LOVE... NI TEEN CREATES AN AWARD-WINNING DRESS IN TRIBUTE TO THE BROTHER SHE LOST AT AGE 16
• STAB DEATHS OF PORTADOWN COUPLE FAMILY’S RELIEF AS ACCUSED CONFESSES
• EVERYONE THOUGHT THE WORLD OF HIM COUSIN’S TRIBUTE TO TEEN KILLED ON FARM
• NI Liverpool fans’ epic trek to Kiev, without any tickets for Euro cup final
• BONFIRES BILL HOW BELFAST RATEPAYERS FORKED OUT £50k FOR PALLETS CLEAN-UP
• Irish Justice Minister facing backlash over deal with SF on judges
• Belfast Telegraph MD takes up top position with newspaper’s owner
• Jordan’s dream to be fifth Pool skipper to lift trophy
• Former DPP’s ‘flawed’ ruling not to charge ex-soldier over 1972 killing of boy is quashed
• Ex-wife of former IRA man Pearse McAuley announces her return to Irish politics
• Watchdog probe into Lord Mayor’s conduct over controvers­ial leaflets nears conclusion
• Corbyn criticised for not accepting invitation to meet IRA victims during two-day visit to NI
• Labour leader vows to help break impasse and avoid a hard border
• It’s time unionists got citizenshi­p rights back
• Varadkar says more NI representa­tives could sit in Seanad
• Both sides in last emotive pleas as abortion referendum looms
• Murder accused denied holiday bid
• Dickie D’s grilled cheese sandwich by Indie Füde
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• ‘My son has been turned down for a place at three schools... I’m at my wits’ end’
• Man remains critically ill after assault in Ardglass
• Young dad was twice the drink-drive limit at time of fatal crash, inquest told
• PSNI is urged to review stop and search powers against teenagers
• Dromore Diocese criticised over its handling of allegation against cleric
• Woman ‘spat in face of police officers and attacked paramedic’
• Bike ace Rea out to race up book charts with autobiogra­phy
• How NI student Megan rose to the occasion to win medal at the Chelsea Flower Show
• Woman’s shock after she receives medical records of strangers
• Poisoned daughter of former spy hopes to return to Russia
• Dad of acid attack victim slams woman’s jail term
• A tragic reminder of dangers on the farm
• For Joanna Hayes, Anne Lovett, Savita Halappanav­ar and all the women of Ireland ... I’m voting Yes to repeal the Eighth
• The Belfast hospital chaplain who helped devise surgical gowns to suit patients of all faiths
• Trade leaders to highlight concerns on economy at meeting with Corbyn
• NI firms target £50m in extra investment­s
• Restaurant chain Frankie & Benny’s is hit by a 4.3% fall in like-for-like sales over the past five months
• M&S profits nosedive... but outlook better for NI with plan for new stores
• Hauliers warn fuel hike could force rise in prices
• Motorcycle accessorie­s chain to open Belfast shop
• Shock as inflation falls to a 13-month low
• Jaguar Land Rover hit by falling diesel sales and uncertaint­y over vehicle tax
• The Anglican Communion is a broad church with room for more than one opinion on terminatio­ns
• Vigil for IRA man sparks anger
• Writer wants to have her cake and eat it
• CROSSWORD
• Jordan and Jessica setting their sights on Belfast junior ITF glory
• New kids on the block can come good against Donegal: Lynn
• Emery hails Wenger legacy as ‘world’s most attractive’ club boss reveals ambition
• Mkhitaryan eyes fresh ideas from new man at the Gunners’ helm
• Rooney sets off on a fact-finding mission ahead of MLS switch
• Ambitious Solanke relishing the opportunit­y to write
• Ancelotti unveiled by Napoli as Sarri link to Chelsea intensifie­s
• His name in Pool folklore
• Smyth decides time is right for him to lead his beloved Glens
• Dollybirds fly back into League as Glebe pull out of play-offs
• Lurgan Blues chairman leaves NIFL post
• Glens legend Smyth signs up as new boss on three year deal

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