Belfast Telegraph - 2018-09-28

• Peter Robinson gives dramatic testimony to RHI Inquiry I told Bell not to bow to pressure to erase Foster’s name
• Writer Richard O’Rawe on his novel inspired by £26m Northern Bank raid
• MY ANGUISH OVER SISTER’S MURDER BY IRISH LEAGUE STAR STEPHEN McALORUM
• 1,000 NEW JOBS FOR CO DOWN SOFTWARE FIRM SET TO EXPAND
• Concern as processing firearms licences costs taxpayers over £250k
• Parties clash over Brexit electricit­y blackout claim
• Make no bones about it... Dippy is the dinosaur everyone wants to see
• Foster’s ex-adviser faced PSNI probe after ‘fraud’ claim over boiler use
• Answer on Nolan highly misleading: chair
• My role in discussion­s was conflict of interest: Brimstone
• Top DUP official denies bid to delay cost controls
• ‘Not a simple place to do government’
• Wilson ‘appalled at Bell’s lack of preparatio­n for Stormont meeting’
• DUP man’s sadness at party’s missed chance to fly LGBT flag
• Our little girl’s a fighter like the rest of family
• Tensions run high in Ballymena over influx of Romanian migrants
• Calls to improve mental health services for young
• Sweet potato, thyme and Parmesan flower tart
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Jury told of attempt to rouse man dying in police station cell
• 46 years on, man shot in face on Bloody Sunday gets £193k payout
• Crime warning as reoffendin­g levels climb to a six-year high
• NI mum relives shock of finding naked stranger lying in her bath
• EU must consider Chequers border plan, Commons chief tells NI business bosses
• Tories push to reform NI abortion laws
• Of course I believe her, SF candidate says of Cahill abuse claims
• Disabled NI boy discovers love for basketball in sport scheme
• Stab victim’s family pursue civil action
• Violin tutor denies being inappropri­ate with pupils
• Football policing will be reviewed after five fans injured in crush
• Russia will pay high price if it uses chemical weapons again, UK warns
• We don’t want war with US, says Iran’s President
• This is a political hit, claims furious judgeashed­enies professor’s sex assault allegation­s
• With its majority gone, it’s vital that unionism understand­s the new Catholic sense of identity
• Mental health help for young people vital
• Our young people still have to wait too long for crucial care
• ‘It’s easy to be narked off, but I’d rather do something than be passive and angry’
• This week’s newbies come from Thelonious Monk, Exploded View as well as Rod Stewart
• The Wife is at cinemas now
• (Cert 15, 100 mins)
• ‘I don’t know if you guys noticed, but there’s been a cultural shift’
• MAC Belfast Until Oct 7, various times
• Blow for Dunnes as retailer suffers £23m loss in UK
• Say cheese! Specialist shop brings a new slice of life to Belfast
• Fermanagh egg processor preparing for ‘no-deal’ as it sees profits surge by 5.4%
• NI’s lack of competitiv­eness a ‘bigger problem than Brexit’
• Planning to be approved for 187 Co Down houses
• Local firms claim £55m in R&D tax credits
• Number of jobs in NI across all sectors rose by 17,000 last year
• Crackdown on Airbnb strongly welcomed
• Unionists and PM should look to the Canaries for a solution to the Brexit border conundrum
• DUP votes down bid to light up Newtownard­s Town Hall for Pride
• Elderly people an asset, not a burden
• Slaughtnei­l feel the heat as drive for double coup is stepped up
• Kipsang likely to face a stronger challenge in Bangor10kt­est
• Warrington: I will get the credit I deserve after beating Frampton
• Keefe anxious to get Giants back on track
• Murray beats top seed Goffin in best victory of his comeback
• Barca wait in the wings but Pogba’s cost may be step too far
• Iwanttomak­emyfamilyp­roud,saysFinau
• K Club success was so special, admits Stenson
• No shortage of opening fanfare and
• Rory confident he and Olesen can make point
• McIlroy’s ‘dream team’ will get Europe off to roaring start

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