Belfast Telegraph - 2018-09-24

• ‘Negative’ response to SF during Paisley vote
• Anger as five of Northern Ireland’s most notorious killers are released from Maghaberry Prison to go on a hiking expedition in the Mournes
• DAUGHTER’S FURY AS MUM’S OP CANCELLED
• ‘A SPECIAL CHILD NOW AMONG THE SAINTS’
• House of Fraser owner urged to clarify future of its Belfast branch
• Primark considerin­g two possible locations in city centre for store
• American couple who opened their doors and their hearts share an emotional reunion with Troubles children
• Golf is good for you, says health panel
• Calls for TV licence rethink after 16 people a day in NI taken to court over past year
• I’ll meet those carrying out attacks, says priest
• NI patients face longer waits for surgery than in England
• Strategy for suicide crisis should not be delayed: MLA
• Man accused of naming woman in rape trial is due in court tomorrow
• Stormont Finance Department ‘not ready for Brexit’ amid staff shortage
• A no-deal Brexit would be a ‘gift’ for terrorists, warns Labour MP
• Raab rules out Canada-style deal with EU
• DUP: we are not arguing with May over Brexit negotiatio­ns
• Referendum in May to give Irish presidenti­al vote to people in NI
• UK and Ireland to keep education access after Brexit
• SF’s McDonald urges unionists to ‘help define a new Ireland’
• ‘Clergy have gone to war with the military since time immemorial... in times of extremis our soldiers want chaplains there alongside them’
• ITHAPPENED TODAY
• Newry fit-out giant’s bid for 200 new houses recommende­d for approval
• Maggie Mays opens third cafe in Belfast city centre
• Tour to toast Causeway coast’s great restaurant­s and top food
• NI teen’s emotional X Factor performanc­e moves Ayda to reveal own break-up agony
• McDonald snubs Cahill email after ‘inadequate apology’ to rape victim
• Masked gang is linked to similar armed robbery in Co Fermanagh
• Shot teen (19) latest victim of youth violence epidemic sweeping London
• Meghan’s ‘something blue’ token of first date
• Musical pal Dave ‘dazed’ by Chas loss
• Silence over Mairia Cahill from the Left and women’s organisati­ons is deafening
• Punishment attacks a scourge on society
• Is Northern Ireland really a place apart?
• The pride and the pain of seeing your child
• ‘We closed the door of her room and I fled, bursting into tears’
• how to make that empty nest feel a little fuller
• An open letter to Ian Paisley
• Security forces operated under the rule of law and suggesting they are not also victims is offensive
• Northern Ireland will remain part of the UK after Brexit: Theresa May
• CROSSWORD
• Magee shows his nerves of steel as Bann rock Rovers
• Shoot-out heartache as U18s lose grip on title
• Henry hassle gifts McGarrity record eighth win
• Cunningham’s dualstrike­proves crucial as champions feel the heat
• O’Neillduosh­owwayahead­inRangersr­evival
• Students send Hinch toppling from league summit
• Healy stars as Leinster cruise ahead of crucial spell of games
• Gundogan already eyeing clash with Reds
• United must be more attack-minded, says Pogba
• We’ve relied on Allen for too long: Garrett
• Jeffrey refuses to play blame game
• Town’s run of late strikes down to strong belief, says O’Sullivan
• Dixie throws his hat into ring for Swifts job
• Mulholland’s late double sees Glens capture cup
• Hoops left stunned by Killie’s late killer touch
• Toal bemoans Derry’s struggles in front of goal
• Boss hails side’s ‘stunning’ win which puts them in second spot
• Tiger is roaring again
• Daniels dares to dream of title challenge
• David Shanahan on why he’s staying cool at Ulster
• Gunners boss Emery hail skeeper Cech after first clean sheet of the season sees off Ever ton
• HOW £500 WIN BY KENYAN ATHLETE GIDEON WILL HELP SUPPORT HIS FAMILY BACK HOME...

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