Belfast Telegraph - 2018-10-04

• I knew of RHI flaws from start ...but said nothing
• Apprentice star Dr Leah announces engagement to ‘the most amazing man on the planet’... but doesn’t say who he is
• THINGS I WISH I’D KNOWN WHEN I WAS DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER 25 YEARS AGO... AN NI MUM’S POIGNANT LIST
• TRIMBLE WARNING OVER FOSTER’S GOOD FRIDAY DEAL CLAIM
• Grieving Belfast widow forced to join a six-month waiting list for counsellin­g
• SHOULD SEX ABUSERS MEET THEIR VICTIMS?
• 1968 CIVIL RIGHTS MARCH ORGANISER TELLS WHY HE MIGHT HAVE CALLED IT OFF
• New Look staff ‘in limbo’ as Primark eyes up prime site
• Neighbours’ fury at ‘deranged idiot’ who urinated through immigrant’s letterbox
• Rediscover­ing life after the loss of a loved one
• Boiler owners being ‘sacrificed’ to make officials
• Look good: lobby group
• Accused denies rape and theft charges
• DUP have lost the run of themselves: O’Neill
• Beleaguere­d May remains upbeat on Brexit deal
• IRA victim’s son slams SF claim Britain was chief aggressor of the Troubles
• Families have faced too many false dawns in bid for justice
• ADDRESSING THE PAST
• Church: don’t rewrite history to legitimise ‘morally wrong’
• Divisive saga of McCreesh Park looks set to end as council plans sale of site
• MLA slams department on attitude to painting of kerbstones
• Apple and blackberry galette
• If I’d missed X Factor auditions for my twin’s wedding, I wouldn’t be sitting here now
• I acted like bull in china shop, says Sarah as she becomes show’s first casualty
• Inquest hears that ‘vigorous’ shaking led to baby’s death
• Nolan retains TV slots as BBC NI announces £11m outlay in fresh content
• Innovative Barrett Group backs Telegraph property awards gala
• Crusading football club backs education hub for local community to tune of £1.2m
• Senators hit out at Trump for mocking Kavanaugh accuser
• Sinn Fein wants return of 50:50 recruitmen­t in PSNI... reason enough not to reintroduc­e it
• We need more help to combat loneliness
• ‘I didn’t go out as I was in pain, the less I talked to people, the more down I started to feel’
• Donnelly Group takes over respected North Down car dealership
• 1,300 local farmers to vote on merger of dairy co-ops as boards back move
• Firmus Gas to begin Foyle pipeline project
• M&S one of three outlets opening up at Craigavon retail park today
• Tesco shares slump after its half-year results miss expectatio­ns
• Pre-taxprofits­up25%atTyrone engineerin­gcompanyCD­EGlobal
• Brett Martin workforce nears 1,000 mark as Mallusk firm sees earnings of £7.2m
• Abortion should be an educated decision
• Behind trend for designer dogs lies unscrupulo­us puppy farmers and animals of uncertain health
• DUP: We will vote against Government on Brexit over border in Irish Sea
• DUP has acute case of selective memory loss
• CROSSWORD
• Harte has 2019 in mind as he hunts fresh talent
• Champions Slaughtnei­l are stunned by Coleraine
• Breen sweats as Citroën break the bank to land Ogier and Lappi
• Koepka gutted as fan hit by ball may lose sight in one eye
• Star coach Adrian could look to talents of son CJ
• CSN delighted to have Wilson confirm return for next season
• McNair tipped to be right-back revelation
• Arsenal playing it safe by leaving out Mkhitaryan, says Qarabag boss
• Loftus-Cheek in line for first start as Sarri rotates Blues
• Why Jose should be wary of the internatio­nal break
• Spurs have no answer to ‘fantastic’ masterclas­s from Messi
• Sheer brilliance of Argentinia­n maestro just has
• Intermaint­ain perfect start while Neymar hits hat-trick
• Liverpool got it all wrong in late loss, says Klopp
• WHY JOSE SHOULD BE WARY: P49

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